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bicycles on public transport

Bicycles on Luas, Metro North, trains

September 12, 2011July 26, 2010 by Cian Ginty

Dublin Observer also has a story on how the Railway Procurement Agency are banning bicycles from the Luas and making no provision of bicycles on … Read more

Categories News Tags bicycles on public transport

A roundup of last year’s cycling news

September 12, 2011February 12, 2010 by Cian Ginty

Over at cianginty.com: 2009: A good year for cycling in Ireland?

Categories News Tags 30km/h, bicycles on public transport, cycle lanes, cycle routes, events

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A example of a raised zebra crossing in Castlebar, Co Mayo.

Dublin City to install 13 new zebra crossings

Explainer: Why do so many people hate SUVs?

Cork is reallocating some space but kind of fudging it at junctions

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