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Research commissioned by insurer finds that only 3% of Irish population cycles daily

If you grew up on a street, a road or an estate in the 1980s, you will probably have plenty of memories of playing outside

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The scheme, which has already been successfully piloted in Dublin, will give households the opportunity to test out what type of e-bike might best ...

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"The government had to introduce car-free Sundays. And then people realized that the car-free Sunday was the best day of the week."

Residents of Ireland’s five main cities want more space for cyclists, even at the expense of cars

A Galway councillor has called for a “no confidence” vote and a major overhaul of the Road Safety Authority (RSA), claiming its education campaigns place responsibility on vulnerable road users rather...

Irish Cycling Campaign is the member for Ireland of the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), and we support the ECF’s position on reducing road danger and their position on helmets. In summary, it is ...

Sadhbh O’ Neill says that the reduction of road deaths in Ireland is being strangled by a lack of political courage.

A chance meeting in Cork inspired Tralee woman Anne Kelliher to bring an inclusive tandem-cycling initiative to Kerry, transforming lives

November 5th 2025 Our Christmas cards are back by popular demand! Join us in sending season’s greetings while also sharing simple ideas on reducing air pollution in our everyday lives.

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A cycling community group has said it is “disappointing” to see some councillors in the Ratoath Municipal District criticise the Dunboyne to Clonee Active Travel Links.

A Sligo cycling enthusiast has backed a new campaign aimed at encouraging active travel.