IrishCycle.com -- Cycling campaigners in Dublin, Naas and Cork to bop the weekend away

NEWS IN BRIEF: Cycling campaigners in Dublin, Naas and Cork have #iBikeBop events on this weekend starting from this evening at 6pm at Parnell Square opposite the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin.

That’s followed by at Poplar Square in Naas at 2pm tomorrow and 2pm on Sunday at Grand Parade Square in Cork.

See further details in tweets below (may not show in email updates — please visit website).

Like before the #CritcialMassDub Route will take in Parnell Sq., Parnell St., Capel St., Dame St., S. William St., St. Stephens Green, Drury St. S. Great Georges St. and will end at Barnardo Square. See you there!? #IBikeBop #CriticalMass #Dublin pic.twitter.com/kT06KZUIQQ
— I BIKE Dublin (@IBIKEDublin) February 25, 2022

Hello everyone!

I hope you're looking forward to tomorrows #CriticalMass event in Naas!

See you all at 2pm, Poplar Square!

A map of the route is below. pic.twitter.com/DuB2mPZMBm
— Naas Cycling Campaign (@NaasCycling) February 25, 2022

https://twitter.com/ibikecork/status/1495850240586489867?s=21

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Cycling campaigners in Dublin, Naas and Cork to bop the weekend away

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