Cycling In Cork
@cyclingincork.bsky.social
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Pro safe cycling infrastructure, pro minimum passing distance legislation. Ditched my car in 2022, bought a cargo bike and get around using that and public transport #AndACyclist
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saveourbrideotters.bsky.social
Why the fixation on bike sheds? Far more is being wasted elsewhere. It’s just populist bullshit. P.S I love my bike.
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conndonovan.bsky.social
A huge thank you to the ~50 people who have signed this so far.

I'll write up a background doc for elected officials in the coming days and they can take this further with City Hall hopefully.

📸 Daybreak this morning on the safer side of the N22.
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corkgreens.bsky.social
Lord Mayor with his new bike thanks to the influence of former Green Party Cllr Colette Finn and the generosity of Deaf Enterprises!
Image of article in local paper.
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conndonovan.bsky.social
The Straight Road cycle lane is awful and leaves people stranded while trying to cross a busy road.

Meanwhile, the same road (N22) has light segregation, an inner kerb, and a toucan x'ing a few km away.

Please sign this petition to call for safer cycling to Bcollig.

chng.it/FqrR59rysZ
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davetobin.bsky.social
Delighted to see this in this weeks updated primary curriculum docs.

A lot of work from the @irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social team putting together a strong submission emphasising the importance of cycling to mobility, independence and more.
conndonovan.bsky.social
Well done to the @irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social for their work on the new Irish Primary School Curriculum.

Cycling has been moved from the "adventure" activity area to "Active Living" in the Wellbeing Spec

Irish Cycling Campaign Submission on Wellbeing Curriculum – share.google/Z93TeanM7m0Q...
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conndonovan.bsky.social
Well done to the @irishcyclingcmpn.bsky.social for their work on the new Irish Primary School Curriculum.

Cycling has been moved from the "adventure" activity area to "Active Living" in the Wellbeing Spec

Irish Cycling Campaign Submission on Wellbeing Curriculum – share.google/Z93TeanM7m0Q...
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photaculous.bsky.social
Prepare to see a further rollback of safety measures in line with the social media driven tilt to the right.

Social media driven, because I can say that nobody I know wants this, yet a loud minority of quacks is sending us into reverse because of successful contrarionaism.

Sickening.
Right wing politician promising to rollback cyclist/pedestrian safety measures.
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irishcycle.com
Thanks for the extra support since yesterday -- both existing subscribers increasing their support and new subscribers really makes a difference.

Also, one or two people have said they thought they were subscribed but it wasn't active. So, if you haven't seen it on your bank statement please check!
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spillanemike.com
A lot of scare mongering about the proposed Greenway to Kinsale.

Unfortunately the noisy minority get the headlines

Thought this was a great contribution from Conn Murphy (farmer ) in Ballinhassig to the whole thing (southern star epaper)
as someone whose family has lived and worked on farmland in Ballinhassig for over five generations with our farm still thriving 2day I wholeheartedly support the development of the Cork to Kinsale Greenway This project offers a unique opportunity to celebrate our landscape connect communities and create a lasting legacy of sustainable recreation and tourism Our farm has weathered generations of change and we believe the Greenway can be part of a positive future one that respects the land while opening it up in thoughtful inclusive ways However it is deeply concerning that so many unsubstantiated claims have dominated public discourse around this initiative Misinformation and fearmongering have too often drowned out reasoned voices Those of us who support the Greenway have, t times, faced hostility and even threats simply for expressing our views at consultations and meetings. That is not the kind of community dialogue we should be fostering i myself have been a victim of said threats for speaking positively when I too have land along the proposed corridors over the past year I've had the privilege of visiting several Greenways across Ireland and witnessing firsthand the positive impact they've had, both locally and beyond I have spoken to landowners and homeowners that were once part of the movement against the Greenways in their own areas Many of these projects faced similar backlash during their planning stages yet the concerns were ultimately proven unfounded and are now welcomed with open arms
We must ensure that a perspectives are heard respectfully and that decisions are guided facts not fear The Greenway has the potential to enrich rural life support local businesses and provide safe scenic routes for families cyclists and walkers all while coexisting with active farming It also offers a vital connection to nature for those who may not otherwise have access Ultimately nobody going to lose their home and there are far more benefits to be gained than lost
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charlottekulset.bsky.social
Hi hello, does anyone in Ireland near Kilkenny have a bike shop where I can buy a Shimano di2 12 speed battery before tomorrow morning? Or just tomorrow so I can train...

Stuck in just my big ring today in Rás na mBan, not easy when it’s hilly and tomorrow includes an 18% climb 🥲
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brenttoderian.bsky.social
This is an INSANE decision by the E.U.

“By signing up to mutual recognition of vehicle standards with the U.S., the E.U. has waved the white flag on road safety. This is not a technical detail – it is a political choice that puts trade convenience ahead of saving lives.”

This will kill people.
ETSC: Mutual recognition deal with U.S. will cost lives on Europe’s roads
By signing up to mutual recognition of vehicle standards with the United States, the European Union has waved the white flag on road safety. This is not a technical detail – it is a political choice…
etsc.eu
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thewaroncars.bsky.social
"...if you are hit by an SUV compared to being hit by a passenger car you are 44% more likely to be killed. Among kids it's higher - it's 82%."
Is London set to put the brakes on SUVs?
The number of SUVs in London has increased tenfold in 20 years, prompting calls to curb their use.
www.bbc.com
cyclingincork.bsky.social
From the uk but relevant here too

Safety and space at risk as SUVs reach 30% of car market in English cities, researchers warn

Tax, increased parking charges, I'd even go as far as saying a zone based charge for SUVs entering cities would be good to see

www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
Safety and space at risk as SUVs reach 30% of car market in English cities, researchers warn
Campaigners call for Paris-style parking charges amid fears big vehicles are taking up excessive public space
www.theguardian.com
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corkcyclingcrew.bsky.social
From Pope’s Quay to Blackrock, enjoy waterfront views & greenways on this flat, easy ride.

🎥 Watch the video & see the route:

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