There’s a huge amount of confusion - and misinformation - surrounding ICE vs EV debate, ie which has larger emissions & ecological impact.
Terrific animated video here that examines facts clearly & cogently (if you’re a petrol-head, look away now).
🥳 Huge expansion of 30kph @dlrcc✅
Perhaps the most significant achievement of this term; it will prevent crashes and make walking, cycling, and waiting for a 🚍 more appealing
This departure from a car dominated transport system will empower us to build even more housing 🏘️
tuathal, "Direction against the sun, wrong direction" "turned the wrong way" "in disorder" "tuathal a dhéanamh, to make a mistake, to blunder." Somewhat sinister alright. https://t.co/eUgC5FQwZd @ManchanMagan need help! Fascinating stuff.
Cool how Irish has separate words for clockwise and widdershins/sinister (not that English is short of them). Deiseal related to ar deis on the right. Ar deis, ar clé on the right, on the left. Tuathal related to tuath - the people, the tribe, the territory.
This is such an incredible story. We saw it on Instagram last week and had to send @donalphoto to photograph it. Community is still alive!
In pictures: 60 strangers save farmer's beetroot crop
https://t.co/lgADMR1LQQ
2. Access to great touring and sport cycling on road and off road. Local initiatives to consult and put in place quiet cycling walking priority shared routes on road and off. From road, to shared track, to rough gravel/mountainbike trails.
Cycling Ireland I think is primarily a Sport Cycling organisation. But would be good to have element for supporting community cycling at all levels which would benefit sport cycling. Thinking of cyclist retiring due to stress recovering after being crashed into by motorized vehi-
❗ 𝐑𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫 ❗
The Cycling Ireland Strategic Plan members survey closes tomorrow.
Complete the short online survey to help shape the new four-year plan.
🔗https://t.co/DsKEypw53N
1. Safe cycling routes for cities/towns/villages/countryside for general use young & old & all abilities. Good quality routes separated with safe barriers or safe distance away from vehicular traffic.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! First parade in Dun Laoghaire in 50 years, so we came! @age_cycling, and all the volunteers @TheBikeHub_ie - waves of fun! @dlrSportsTeam@dlrcc . Thanks to all.