Dublin Cycling Campaign

It's good to see plans published for a two-way protected cycle track to link C2CC with the Liffey. This has been a massive gap in the network.

We'll be listening carefully to Council discussions on Tuesday - and looking forward to reviewing detailed plans.



Dublin City Council
Dublin Commuter Coalition
I BIKE Dublin

Significant improvements are being proposed by DublinCity Council on Vernon Ave in Clontarf, to make a people-friendly, accessible space that will be great for local businesses and communities.

Please add your voice of support! There will no doubt be lots of NIMBY objectors. Deadline Jul 10.

Log on to Engage here

Vernon Avenue to Clontarf Road Active Travel Scheme This scheme aims to enhance walking and cycling facilities along a 600 metre route on Dublin's Northside. Find out more.

Bike’s the best way to get to summer concerts!

We've been super excited going to this summer's big concerts, but transport info for them hardly mentions cycling.

MCD you should know that both Fairview and St Anne's Park are on Ireland's fanciest cycle lane. You need to get organising cycle parking and safe cycle routes in and out!

https://www.mcd.ie/news/fairview-park-public-information-notice

DublinCityDublin City Council
David Byrne
Donna Cooney
I BIKE Dublin
Dublin Commuter Coalition
TFI - Transport for Ireland

Check out what we did just last week with and ...

https://www.irishcyclingcampaign.ie/irish-cycling-campaign-at-bord-bia-bloom-2026/

Happy World Bicycle Day to all our members and friends 💙🚲🌎

Cabra School Zone- Dublin City Council is running a non-statutory public consultation on this.

Have a look here-

Citizen engagement platform

Dublin Cycling Campaign is all set for Bloom 2026!

We will be collaborating with Healthy Ireland in running the supervised bicycle parking alongside the main entrance to the Bord Bia Bloom festival -- starting on Thursday 28 May and running until Monday 01 June.

Cycling to the festival in the Phoenix Park makes so much sense because you can avoid motor traffic congestion, park right beside the entrance -- and you can meet the lovely folk from Irish Cycling Campaign at the bike park!

Irish Cycling Campaign at Bord Bia Bloom 2026 The Irish Cycling Campaign is delighted to support the bike park at Bord Bia Bloom 2026, taking place again in the Phoenix Park in Dublin. It runs from Thursday May 28th – Monday June 1st, 2026. The bike park will be sponsored by Healthy Ireland. Bord Bia Bloom is one of the largest outdoor festiv...

Thanks to the lovely crew from Harold's Cross Festival for welcoming Dublin Cycling Campaign to their 2026 Festival on Saturday last.

Such a nice vibe at it -- a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere -- and we had a good chats with many people who arrived there on their bikes and cargo-bikes.

https://www.dublincycling.com/cycling/dublin-cycling-campaign-harold%E2%80%99s-cross-festival-2026

We're looking forward to hearing big ideas for speeding up cycle route delivery in City Hall tomorrow. Progress on building a decent cycle network's been painfully slow.

Thank you, AcTPrO Dublin City Council for this initial report. Quick routes and Quiet Streets would be SO welcome!

NTA, and MUST fund this!

And not too much leeway on Cycle Manual standards please!

https://dublin.moderngov.co.uk/documents/s53168/Low%20Cost%20Measures%20to%20Expand%20Active%20Travel%20Network.pdf

Dublin Cycling Campaign will over at the lovely Harold's Cross Festival today chatting to festival goes about our advocacy work.

If you are within easy cycling distance of Harold's Cross Park (the V-shaped park just south of HX canal bridge), do swing by to say hello! We'll be there from 12noon until 5pm or so.

https://www.haroldscross.org/

The Irish Cycling Campaign
Irish Environmental Network
Bloomin' Crumlin

Harold's Cross Harolds Cross Village Community Council

Living in Dublin Central? Make sure you get out and vote tomorrow!

We encourage you to consider voting for those candidates who you think are most likely to address challenges around improving active and public transport provision (both at a national level, not just in Galway and Dublin), decarbonising transport and improving the liveability of our cities.

Whoever you decide to vote for, hop on your bike and at the voting station take a photo of your bike and post it with the hashtag .