Facility of the Week

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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 … 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 … 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 … Read more

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Mark on Dublin City plans to remove part of Grand Canal cycle path, replace with shared spaceJune 3, 2023
Looks to me like they are removing cycling entirely from the area going West of the bridge- no sign of…
Go Dutch on Dublin City plans to remove part of Grand Canal cycle path, replace with shared spaceJune 3, 2023
As the Grand Canal segregated two way cycle track currently starts/ends at Portobello Harbour then it is probably not such…
John L on Dublin City plans to remove part of Grand Canal cycle path, replace with shared spaceJune 3, 2023
It does at least remove the one way road going around the corner which gets almost no traffic.
Mia Gallagher on Dublin City plans to remove part of Grand Canal cycle path, replace with shared spaceJune 2, 2023
I use this all the time. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Paul Higgins on How do you feel about zebra crossings?June 1, 2023
I love them, wish there were more, sick of waiting for unresponsive signal crossings or worse, gaps in traffic (in…