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Cycling campaign asks residents of South Dublin County Council for their social distancing ideas

May 18, 2020May 16, 2020 by Cian Ginty

NEWS IN BRIEF: Residents of South Dublin County Council area are being asked for views on walking and cycling social distancing ideas.

The Dublin Cycling Campaign area asking residents to submit ideas on a web forum and the campaign will pass the ideas collectively onto the council.

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