Facility of the Week

Irish Cycle Facility of the Week

January 20, 2014January 20, 2014 by Cian Ginty

January 19, 2014: After spending nearly €1.5 million on this pedestrian bridge over the River Moy adapting it for cyclists was easy: just add a shared use sign and a bicycle logo … Read more

Irish Cycle Facility of the Week

January 13, 2014 by Cian Ginty

January 13, 2014: Mayo County Council included the below feature on their “world class” Great Western Greenway. As you can see, the feature adds an obstacle course feel to … Read more

Irish Cycle Facility of the Week

January 6, 2014 by Cian Ginty

January 6, 2014: With this newly built retrofit of cycle tracks (and remodeling general traffic to two-way) in the Sandyford business park, cyclists should stay within the law by first yielding to … Read more

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