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@irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social Damien O'Tuama was out on the newly opened Carlingford-Newry greenway. Report on BBC NI: www.bbc.com/news/article...
The report deals with the strong opposition from landowners to its progress onwards to Dundalk. @cyclingireland.bsky.social @cyclinguk.bsky.social
The report deals with the strong opposition from landowners to its progress onwards to Dundalk. @cyclingireland.bsky.social @cyclinguk.bsky.social
Newry-Carlingford greenway: Final stage of £4.5m project opens
The final 5km section includes boardwalks, coastal paths and sections of old trainline.
www.bbc.com
September 15, 2025 at 10:49 AM
@irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social Damien O'Tuama was out on the newly opened Carlingford-Newry greenway. Report on BBC NI: www.bbc.com/news/article...
The report deals with the strong opposition from landowners to its progress onwards to Dundalk. @cyclingireland.bsky.social @cyclinguk.bsky.social
The report deals with the strong opposition from landowners to its progress onwards to Dundalk. @cyclingireland.bsky.social @cyclinguk.bsky.social
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Update: Civil War cancelled due to shooter being demographically uncooperative
September 12, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Update: Civil War cancelled due to shooter being demographically uncooperative
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Let's take every opportunity to open people's minds! As someone who has been at this for a couple of decades, I can see how much the conversation has shifted for the better. Keep pushing.
I recently submitted a Letter to the Editor to my city’s newspaper, making the case for supporting active infrastructure within their 300-word limit.
My hope was simple. If just one person sees this topic in a new way, it’s worth it. And I’d encourage other advocates to do the same where they live.
My hope was simple. If just one person sees this topic in a new way, it’s worth it. And I’d encourage other advocates to do the same where they live.
August 20, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Let's take every opportunity to open people's minds! As someone who has been at this for a couple of decades, I can see how much the conversation has shifted for the better. Keep pushing.
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Aggressive rock, welcome to The War on Cars.
An aggressive rock is attacking drivers, even an ambulance, in Aurora, Colorado.
August 16, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Aggressive rock, welcome to The War on Cars.
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This morning my 10 year old daughter woke up in a rage this morning. She went on a rant about all the stupid, idiot people that are ruining the world.
Her list included Trump, Putin, Kim-Jong Un, the Taliban, the ‘Benjamin guy in Israel’… ‘All these selfish, lying men!!’
Her list included Trump, Putin, Kim-Jong Un, the Taliban, the ‘Benjamin guy in Israel’… ‘All these selfish, lying men!!’
August 17, 2025 at 8:20 AM
This morning my 10 year old daughter woke up in a rage this morning. She went on a rant about all the stupid, idiot people that are ruining the world.
Her list included Trump, Putin, Kim-Jong Un, the Taliban, the ‘Benjamin guy in Israel’… ‘All these selfish, lying men!!’
Her list included Trump, Putin, Kim-Jong Un, the Taliban, the ‘Benjamin guy in Israel’… ‘All these selfish, lying men!!’
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The global phenomenon of “bikelash” has become one of the biggest barriers to implementing interventions that make our streets more liveable, accessible and sustainable. So how do we best manage it as advocates for change? Here are eight strategies we recently presented at the Velo-city Conference.🧵
August 14, 2025 at 9:54 AM
The global phenomenon of “bikelash” has become one of the biggest barriers to implementing interventions that make our streets more liveable, accessible and sustainable. So how do we best manage it as advocates for change? Here are eight strategies we recently presented at the Velo-city Conference.🧵
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72.3GWh yesterday from wind, solar, biomass, and hydro was equal to 68.3% of the island's 105.9GWh of electricity demand.
In other words: the best ever July day for renewable generation in Ireland 🏅
All day long, these four sources were supplying >50% of demand.
In other words: the best ever July day for renewable generation in Ireland 🏅
All day long, these four sources were supplying >50% of demand.
July 5, 2025 at 9:30 AM
72.3GWh yesterday from wind, solar, biomass, and hydro was equal to 68.3% of the island's 105.9GWh of electricity demand.
In other words: the best ever July day for renewable generation in Ireland 🏅
All day long, these four sources were supplying >50% of demand.
In other words: the best ever July day for renewable generation in Ireland 🏅
All day long, these four sources were supplying >50% of demand.
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Days like today make my cycle commute an absolute joy.
With the world going to hell in a hand-basket, it's good to notice & be appreciative of the progress being made in some quarters,like the now car-free Sallins to Naas greenway. Kudos to Kildare CoCo for advancing this
@naascycling.bsky.social
With the world going to hell in a hand-basket, it's good to notice & be appreciative of the progress being made in some quarters,like the now car-free Sallins to Naas greenway. Kudos to Kildare CoCo for advancing this
@naascycling.bsky.social
March 11, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Days like today make my cycle commute an absolute joy.
With the world going to hell in a hand-basket, it's good to notice & be appreciative of the progress being made in some quarters,like the now car-free Sallins to Naas greenway. Kudos to Kildare CoCo for advancing this
@naascycling.bsky.social
With the world going to hell in a hand-basket, it's good to notice & be appreciative of the progress being made in some quarters,like the now car-free Sallins to Naas greenway. Kudos to Kildare CoCo for advancing this
@naascycling.bsky.social
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Making cycling an easier and safer option for more people has so many multiple benefits (health, economic, environmental), there is no justification for delays or short-sighted budget cuts.
‘Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m’
www.irishtimes.com/ireland/dubl...
‘Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m’
www.irishtimes.com/ireland/dubl...
Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m
National Transport Authority funding ‘substantially lower’ than in previous years, council says
www.irishtimes.com
February 12, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Making cycling an easier and safer option for more people has so many multiple benefits (health, economic, environmental), there is no justification for delays or short-sighted budget cuts.
‘Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m’
www.irishtimes.com/ireland/dubl...
‘Dublin city cycle lane funding slashed by €16m’
www.irishtimes.com/ireland/dubl...