Post Tagged with: "Kerry Cycling Campaign"

THE Kerry Cycling Campaign has announced that the monthly Critical Mass cycles are back this September. The group had suspended the events due to Covid-19 public health restrictions. The first Critical Mass ride of 2021 will take place at 6pm on Friday, September 24 at Tralee Town Square. The event […]

THE Kerry Cycling Campaign is asking local councillors to support a plan to build a cycle network in Tralee. Anluan Dunne wrote to the councillors on behalf of the campaign regarding the development of cycling infrastructure in the town and the creation of a Tralee Arterial Cycle Network Plan. “With […]

A CYCLEHOOP Car Bike Port is now in place on Rock Street in Tralee. Through the 2020 Community Enhancement Programme, Kerry Cycling Campaign and Kerry County Council have worked together to install the new bicycle parking unit. Anluan Dunne, speaking on behalf of Kerry Cycling Campaign said: “The stand out […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign is welcoming the launch of the Vision for Cycling in Rural Ireland by Cyclist.ie’s Rural Cycling Collective today. The KCC’s Anluan Dunne will take part in a Zoom webinar launch later on Wednesday afternoon along with other speakers, including Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Malcolm Noonan. Mayor of […]

THE Kerry Cycling Campaign launched their Regional Cycling Collective Manifesto at a ‘social cycle’ event in Tralee on Saturday afternoon. Launching the manifesto, Anluan Dunne, speaking on behalf of Kerry Cycling Campaign said; “Today, we launch our draft vision document which aims to promote and celebrate everyday cycling in, towns, villages […]

THE Kerry Cycling Campaign is hosting an event on Saturday from the Square to get people out on their bikes in a social setting. They are inviting people to join them at 3pm for a ‘social cycle’ followed by coffee, cake and a chat, with all ages and abilities welcome. […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign are calling on Kerry County Council and the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport to establish cycle routes and associated signage across the county. The Campaign says that with most tourism being domestic or local in the near term, it is important to improve the cycle tourism […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign and Cyclist.ie have renewed calls on the Irish government and Kerry County Council to urgently follow the lead of other European governments to allocate more space to active travel measures. These measures include allocating more space for active travel and controlling vehicle speed by introducing 30 km/hr […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign is calling on Kerry County Council and councillors to urgently ‘Change Our Streets’ by reallocating road space to people walking and cycling. The Campaign says there is a need to reduce hazards to help people maintain social or physical distancing measures during the Covid-19 emergency. The group […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign have called for motorists to slow down and take more care following an increased number of road deaths and injuries so far this year. With so many people out walking and cycling within 2 kilometres of their homes motorists are asked to slow down and be careful. […]

KERRY Cycling Campaign has welcomed the introduction by Minister Shane Ross of new laws designed to improve safety for people who cycle on Irish roads which come into force today November 12). The new laws will focus specifically on motorists who overtake cyclists dangerously and will result in steeper penalties for […]

FINE weather for a cycle. Around 25 cyclists set off in the sunshine on a journey around Tralee on Friday evening as part of the first  ‘Tralee Critical Mass Cycle’ organised by the Kerry Cycling Campaign. Critical Mass is a mass bicycle ride that takes place on the last Friday […]

ONE for anyone interested in cycling and what it can do for our society. Kerry Cycling Campaign presents ‘Why We Cycle’ a new documentary which explores the needs and motivations of everyday cyclists. “Why We Cycle” takes a ride with ordinary cyclists and specialists from a variety of disciplines. These conversations […]