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“How’s IrishCycle.com going?” Honest answer: It needs to be better sooner rather than later
-- IrishCycle.com was funded by as low as 0.05% of total readers last year. -- The open-access, reader-funded model only needs a low percentage of readers.-- But your help is needed to make it slightly…
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This cycle path has resulted in more people cycling on this road, but maintenance is needed otherwise it makes the route weather-dependent for at least some users:
Update on this cycle-lane. Last Thursday, someone came to clear the drains, but left all the leaves & rubbish in place in clumps. So when it rained again, all the shores blocked again.
The problem isn't the leaves; it's the sh1tty design & no maintenance.
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The problem isn't the leaves; it's the sh1tty design & no maintenance.
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November 10, 2025 at 7:32 PM
This cycle path has resulted in more people cycling on this road, but maintenance is needed otherwise it makes the route weather-dependent for at least some users:
Dutch-style ‘entrance kerbs’ traffic calming features — a key component of continuous paths — are now available from an Irish supplier
An Irish company has begun supplying local authorities in Ireland with Dutch-style entrance kerbs, alongside a range of 1,800 products that the company is…
An Irish company has begun supplying local authorities in Ireland with Dutch-style entrance kerbs, alongside a range of 1,800 products that the company is…
Dutch-style ‘entrance kerbs’ traffic calming features — a key component of continuous paths — are now available from an Irish supplier
An Irish company has begun supplying local authorities in Ireland with Dutch-style entrance kerbs, alongside a range of 1,800 products that the company is marketing as types of "active travel kerbs". Entrance kerbs work in conjunction with other features as part of traffic calming measures to slow motorists as they leave the main carriageway at entrances to minor side streets, private access points such as businesses and at driveways.
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November 10, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Dutch-style ‘entrance kerbs’ traffic calming features — a key component of continuous paths — are now available from an Irish supplier
An Irish company has begun supplying local authorities in Ireland with Dutch-style entrance kerbs, alongside a range of 1,800 products that the company is…
An Irish company has begun supplying local authorities in Ireland with Dutch-style entrance kerbs, alongside a range of 1,800 products that the company is…
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Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial period before deciding whether to purchase their preferred bike through the Bike-to-Work scheme. The company said that its staff can now choose from four e-bike models, with child seats and accessories available.
irishcycle.com
November 6, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Portal for uploading video evidence of road traffic crime to be progressed in 2026 — Minister
Gardaí are still developing an online portal to "facilitate the uploading and submission of video footage to An Garda Síochána by the public" the Minister for Justice has confirmed. In a parliamentary…
Gardaí are still developing an online portal to "facilitate the uploading and submission of video footage to An Garda Síochána by the public" the Minister for Justice has confirmed. In a parliamentary…
Portal for uploading video evidence of road traffic crime to be progressed in 2026 — Minister
Gardaí are still developing an online portal to "facilitate the uploading and submission of video footage to An Garda Síochána by the public" the Minister for Justice has confirmed. In a parliamentary question, Roderic O'Gorman, Green Party leader and a TD for Dublin West, asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice and Equality, "when the online portal to submit video evidence of road traffic offences will become operational."
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November 8, 2025 at 1:02 PM
Portal for uploading video evidence of road traffic crime to be progressed in 2026 — Minister
Gardaí are still developing an online portal to "facilitate the uploading and submission of video footage to An Garda Síochána by the public" the Minister for Justice has confirmed. In a parliamentary…
Gardaí are still developing an online portal to "facilitate the uploading and submission of video footage to An Garda Síochána by the public" the Minister for Justice has confirmed. In a parliamentary…
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Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online at roadguidelines.ie/traffic-signs/tsm -- This article is a rough overview for the public and is not a comprehensive guide to the changes, and it does not outline all of the requirements for using the new layouts.
irishcycle.com
November 7, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online at roadguidelines.ie/traffic-signs/tsm -- This article is a rough overview for the public and is not a comprehensive guide to the changes, and it does not outline all of the requirements for using the new layouts.
irishcycle.com
November 7, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Here’s some of the new layouts that may be coming to a street near you soon
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
The rule book used by councils for the layout of road signs and markings, the Traffic Signs Manual, has been updated to support recent legal changes, which this website covered last month. The updated manual is now online…
A protected cycle route is needed on Westland Row -- bus priority needs to be provided in a different way than the status quo:
Cycling south to north on Westland Row at any time, but especially around rush hour, is *so* dangerous that I’ve had to find a completely different route. When Dublin car drivers have to do things like that, I’ll let them talk shit about cyclists, but not before then
November 7, 2025 at 1:42 PM
A protected cycle route is needed on Westland Row -- bus priority needs to be provided in a different way than the status quo:
Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial period before deciding whether to purchase their preferred bike through the Bike-to-Work scheme. The company said that its staff can now choose from four e-bike models, with child seats and accessories available.
irishcycle.com
November 6, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Diageo opens ‘Bike Library’ at St James’s Gate for employees to “try before you buy”
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Diageo employees in Dublin can now take advantage of a “try before you buy” scheme featuring 40 electric bicycles, allowing them to borrow an e-bike. Employees have access to the bikes for a four-month trial…
Despite focus on cycling, active travel funding split 60/40 in favour of pedestrian infrastructure
The €360 million per year active travel funding for urban areas, provided via the National Transport Authority, has primarily been allocated to pedestrian infrastructure, the authority has said. The…
The €360 million per year active travel funding for urban areas, provided via the National Transport Authority, has primarily been allocated to pedestrian infrastructure, the authority has said. The…
Despite focus on cycling, active travel funding split 60/40 in favour of pedestrian infrastructure
The €360 million per year active travel funding for urban areas, provided via the National Transport Authority, has primarily been allocated to pedestrian infrastructure, the authority has said. The National Transport Authority (NTA) is responsible for allocating the bulk of the funding, while Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) provides the funding for greenways and active travel infrastructure on national roads. The share of the €360m funding allocated via TII in 2025, for example, was…
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November 6, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Despite focus on cycling, active travel funding split 60/40 in favour of pedestrian infrastructure
The €360 million per year active travel funding for urban areas, provided via the National Transport Authority, has primarily been allocated to pedestrian infrastructure, the authority has said. The…
The €360 million per year active travel funding for urban areas, provided via the National Transport Authority, has primarily been allocated to pedestrian infrastructure, the authority has said. The…
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Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin researchers in work which was funded by the Road Safety Authority. Researchers from TU Dublin examined the outcomes of traffic changes in Oslo in Norway, smaller urban areas in the Pontevedra region in Spain, Brussels, and Ghent in Belgium.
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November 5, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
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Why don't bloody cyclists use the cycle-lanes?
This is the new cycle-lane on E Wall Rd. It's like this all the time. This is a common issue with cycle-lanes all across the city. The drainage here was never adequate. Who audits these projects to check if they're constructed correctly?
This is the new cycle-lane on E Wall Rd. It's like this all the time. This is a common issue with cycle-lanes all across the city. The drainage here was never adequate. Who audits these projects to check if they're constructed correctly?
November 5, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Why don't bloody cyclists use the cycle-lanes?
This is the new cycle-lane on E Wall Rd. It's like this all the time. This is a common issue with cycle-lanes all across the city. The drainage here was never adequate. Who audits these projects to check if they're constructed correctly?
This is the new cycle-lane on E Wall Rd. It's like this all the time. This is a common issue with cycle-lanes all across the city. The drainage here was never adequate. Who audits these projects to check if they're constructed correctly?
Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin researchers in work which was funded by the Road Safety Authority. Researchers from TU Dublin examined the outcomes of traffic changes in Oslo in Norway, smaller urban areas in the Pontevedra region in Spain, Brussels, and Ghent in Belgium.
irishcycle.com
November 5, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Reducing car use in urban areas a “very significant road safety tool” — RSA-funded research
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
Reducing car use in urban areas is a "very significant road safety tool", while pedestrian priority has "very significant potential" for safety in our villages, towns, and cities, according to TU Dublin…
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Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for atypical cycles", researchers have said. The researchers also made recommendations to promote e-cargo bike use and to develop parking solutions that keep the bicycles secure. The findings by researchers at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) were based on face-to-face and Zoom interviews with 23 cargo bike users across Ireland, as well as an online survey with 203 responses from cargo bike owners on the island of Ireland.
irishcycle.com
November 2, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
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Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency services attended the scene of a collision involving a truck driver and a person on a bicycle at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin 8. The collision happened as the truck driver made a left turn from Dolphins Road, over the Royal Canal and onto Dolphin’s Barn.
irishcycle.com
November 3, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
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Saw someone using one of these on the greenway and thought it was class. Big "problem" with them is that they're too low to the ground to be used safely with traffic, but that's solved with better infrastructure, and is the same problem I have with recumbents.
Bicycles for people with disbilities scheme gives five-euro return for every euro says charity
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
Bicycles for people with disbilities scheme gives five-euro return for every euro says charity
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro return. The Recycle Mobility Programme has provided financial assistance for hundreds of specially adapted mobility bicycles and trikes for children with disabilities who cannot use conventional bicycles. Kevin O'Brien, head of operations at Variety - the Children's Charity of Ireland, told the Oireachtas Committee on Disability Matters that the programme it runs to provide accessible bicycles to people with disabilities is both lean in terms of operational costs and sustainable as it "saves bikes from going to landfill."
irishcycle.com
November 4, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Saw someone using one of these on the greenway and thought it was class. Big "problem" with them is that they're too low to the ground to be used safely with traffic, but that's solved with better infrastructure, and is the same problem I have with recumbents.
Deansgrange Village project will not go ahead after public feedback split 50/50 on doing something or nothing
Officials in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have told councillors that they will not be progressing the Deansgrange Village scheme "at this stage" after public consultation feedback…
Officials in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have told councillors that they will not be progressing the Deansgrange Village scheme "at this stage" after public consultation feedback…
Deansgrange Village project will not go ahead after public feedback split 50/50 on doing something or nothing
Officials in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have told councillors that they will not be progressing the Deansgrange Village scheme "at this stage" after public consultation feedback was split 50/50 on doing something or nothing. Part of one of the draft options is pictured above, while draft visualisations of the options can be found in an article published last week, which covered the consultation.
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November 4, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Deansgrange Village project will not go ahead after public feedback split 50/50 on doing something or nothing
Officials in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have told councillors that they will not be progressing the Deansgrange Village scheme "at this stage" after public consultation feedback…
Officials in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council have told councillors that they will not be progressing the Deansgrange Village scheme "at this stage" after public consultation feedback…
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Bicycles for people with disbilities scheme gives five-euro return for every euro says charity
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
Bicycles for people with disbilities scheme gives five-euro return for every euro says charity
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro return. The Recycle Mobility Programme has provided financial assistance for hundreds of specially adapted mobility bicycles and trikes for children with disabilities who cannot use conventional bicycles. Kevin O'Brien, head of operations at Variety - the Children's Charity of Ireland, told the Oireachtas Committee on Disability Matters that the programme it runs to provide accessible bicycles to people with disabilities is both lean in terms of operational costs and sustainable as it "saves bikes from going to landfill."
irishcycle.com
October 29, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Bicycles for people with disbilities scheme gives five-euro return for every euro says charity
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
A report into a programme that provides bicycles and trikes for people with disabilities, run by children's charity Variety, shows that for every euro the Government invests, it delivers a five-euro…
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Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this morning, Gardaí have said. In a statement issued after 6pm, it was unclear if both cars were being driven by motorists at the time of the collision.
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November 3, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
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ICYMI: This is my STARTER PACK specifically profiling urbanists OUTSIDE of North America! If you love cities and want them to be better for people, please consider following these folks and orgs, and please share this pack as much as you can! Thanks very much.
November 3, 2025 at 5:15 AM
ICYMI: This is my STARTER PACK specifically profiling urbanists OUTSIDE of North America! If you love cities and want them to be better for people, please consider following these folks and orgs, and please share this pack as much as you can! Thanks very much.
Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this morning, Gardaí have said. In a statement issued after 6pm, it was unclear if both cars were being driven by motorists at the time of the collision.
irishcycle.com
November 3, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Man in his 20s left in “serious condition” after being knocked off bicycle in collision involving two cars
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
A man in his 20s was taken to Beaumont Hospital and remains in a serious condition this evening after a collision involving his bicycle and two cars in the Finglas area of Dublin early this…
Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency services attended the scene of a collision involving a truck driver and a person on a bicycle at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin 8. The collision happened as the truck driver made a left turn from Dolphins Road, over the Royal Canal and onto Dolphin’s Barn.
irishcycle.com
November 3, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Woman in her 30s seriously injured in collision involving truck driver turning at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
A woman in her 30s has been knocked off her bicycle and seriously injured in a collision involving a truck driver turning into Dolphin’s Barn Bridge in Dublin after midday today. Emergency…
Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for atypical cycles", researchers have said. The researchers also made recommendations to promote e-cargo bike use and to develop parking solutions that keep the bicycles secure. The findings by researchers at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) were based on face-to-face and Zoom interviews with 23 cargo bike users across Ireland, as well as an online survey with 203 responses from cargo bike owners on the island of Ireland.
irishcycle.com
November 2, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Designers of protected cycle routes need to take cargo bicycles into account, researchers say
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Users of cargo bicycles -- which are seen as having a high potential for replacing car trips -- can be "effectively excluded from protected cycle networks that are designed without consideration for…
Webinar to showcase recent active travel schemes delivered across Ireland
The National Transport Authority and Engineers Ireland are to host a free online seminar "showcasing recent active travel schemes delivered across the country". The online event is aimed at engineers, planners, and…
The National Transport Authority and Engineers Ireland are to host a free online seminar "showcasing recent active travel schemes delivered across the country". The online event is aimed at engineers, planners, and…
Webinar to showcase recent active travel schemes delivered across Ireland
The National Transport Authority and Engineers Ireland are to host a free online seminar "showcasing recent active travel schemes delivered across the country". The online event is aimed at engineers, planners, and practitioners working in active travel and sustainable transport and is to take place this week on Thursday, November 6th, 2025, and is to run from 9:30am to 1pm.
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November 1, 2025 at 10:57 PM
Webinar to showcase recent active travel schemes delivered across Ireland
The National Transport Authority and Engineers Ireland are to host a free online seminar "showcasing recent active travel schemes delivered across the country". The online event is aimed at engineers, planners, and…
The National Transport Authority and Engineers Ireland are to host a free online seminar "showcasing recent active travel schemes delivered across the country". The online event is aimed at engineers, planners, and…
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We're bringing the #IBikeBop to The Town!
Join us on Saturday 8th November at 6.30pm on Market Square, Dundalk for a Bike Disco with Louth Disability Cycling Group who do great work advocating to make cycling inclusive for everyone.
www.independent.ie/regionals/lo...
Join us on Saturday 8th November at 6.30pm on Market Square, Dundalk for a Bike Disco with Louth Disability Cycling Group who do great work advocating to make cycling inclusive for everyone.
www.independent.ie/regionals/lo...
October 31, 2025 at 12:05 PM
We're bringing the #IBikeBop to The Town!
Join us on Saturday 8th November at 6.30pm on Market Square, Dundalk for a Bike Disco with Louth Disability Cycling Group who do great work advocating to make cycling inclusive for everyone.
www.independent.ie/regionals/lo...
Join us on Saturday 8th November at 6.30pm on Market Square, Dundalk for a Bike Disco with Louth Disability Cycling Group who do great work advocating to make cycling inclusive for everyone.
www.independent.ie/regionals/lo...
If you cannot see children trick-or-treating, maybe consider not driving tonight?
October 31, 2025 at 4:01 PM
If you cannot see children trick-or-treating, maybe consider not driving tonight?