Every Irish political party should be ‘on their bikes’
Comment & Analysis: A claimed political bias of IrishCycle.com is an issue I’ve wanted to address for a while — I’ve had a few complaints … Read more
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“Significant gap” between political ambition and action, EPA warns as transport emissions bounce back
Ireland’s Environmental Protection Agency has warned that there is still a “significant gap” between political ambition and climate action on reducing emissions and that transport … Read more
Dublin Cycle Campaign says it shares “deep concerns” about Deansgrange graveyard detour
Dublin’s largest cycling campaign, the Dublin Cycle Campaign has issued a statement tonight saying that it shares “deep concerns” about the graveyard detour planned for … Read more
Mapped: Modal filters
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: The IrishCycle.com modal filter map was created partly to show that filtered permeability — ie road access arrangements designed to support sustainable … Read more
Two-way cycle paths are a key tool in building a workable cycle network and taming streets
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: Two-way cycle paths are a key tool in building segregated cycle networks that are both safe and workable… and also taming streets. … Read more
28 groups write to Minister Ryan seeking renewed focus on Cycling For All Ages and Abilities
— High-risk millions will be wasted without renewed focus on vision, policy, design guidance and standards, and legislation to support Cycling For All. CAMPAIGN: CyclingForAll.ie … Read more
Dunkettle to Carrigtwohill route to be one of Ireland’s first interurban walking and cycle routes
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: Cork County Council’s Carrigtwohill to Dunkettle route to be one of Ireland’s first substantial interurban walking and cycle routes alongside a roadway. … Read more
Cycle lane saved on Limerick’s Shannon Bridge, but other COVID-19 Mobility measures removed
There was good and bad news from Limerick yesterday evening — the good news is that Limerick City and County Council has confirmed that the … Read more