We are building our new website which will include a shop for booking training, social space and some goods and merch. We would also like to hear any cycling-related things that are hard to find in Ireland that you would like to see in our shop. Best ideas might get a prize!

When the right space is available, everything is possible

Our co-founder, Stephen McManus, is promoting The Bike Hub, a social enterprise created to help accelerate the transition to active and sustainable transport through community support and skill development. Check out their brand new website thebikehub.ie

Would any of our supporting companies be interested in this as a community or CSR project opportunity? It's a strong cause, aligned with several SDGs.

The feasibility of two projects, UpcyclersIE and the cycling starters club is ongoing. Another concept, this one looking into circular economy opportunities. Are there artists and inventor who might be interested in discarded bike components? Is that a possible club to host?

A cycling projects I'm involved with, CyclingWorks Dublin also hosts a few sister campaigns, such as CyclingWorks Bristol and CyclingWorks Cork. This is about employers calling for safe infrastructure for people to commute safely by bike. Does your city need one? cyclingworks.org

Hopefully the owners can be found stolen bikes dublin I BIKE Dublin Dublin Cycling Campaign Irish Cycling Campaign IrishCycle.com The Bike Hub

Active travel infrastructure. It’s about more than walking & cycling.

🚴🏻‍♀️”Every cyclist on our roads is somebody’s brother, somebody’s sister, somebody’s son or daughter,” @CiaranCannon discusses the treatment of some cyclists on our roads and the need for more care and consideration to be shown by some motorists.

🤔:"I wonder why children these days don't play outside anymore like they did in the past..." Outside (in the past) Outside (these days)

Some interesting corporate programmes in the link!

Motorists, what would it take to get you out of your car? Free public transport, congestion charges, punitive taxes, reallocation of road space? Looking for a variety of opinions so please email gerherbert6 [at] gmail [dot] com RTs appreciated #JournalistRequest #JournoRequest

A long time coming, let Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council know your view on plans for #StillorganPark: off-road cycle tracks; space at roundabouts/side roads; 2 new pedestrian crossings; new footway to the N11 underpass; removal of left slip lane at N11; raised junctions. bit.ly/dlrStillorgan

And the assumptions being confirmed: - significant numbers of people with disabilities and their relatives are delighted they can now enjoy the Coastal Mobility Route together - many people want to learn how to repair their bikes - people want to help out, volunteer

Sounds like a good fit for many companies' CSR budget.

A fundraiser that will certainly attract the attention of bike collectors and philanthropists. And for a great cause - helping fund parts and accessories that will be spent on restored kids bikes to become Christmas gifts in low income households. Dublin Chamber DLR Chamber DLR PPN

You should know how strongly businesses are behind the construction of safe cycling infrastructure for people to commute safely to work and school. The following organisations have written before to minister of An Roinn Iompair - Department of Transport and Transport for Ireland (NTA)

We are looking at updating this initiative and seeking volunteers to help. Government is heading in the right direction, but opposition can be too loud at times. Supportive employers seeking safe conditions for their workers have a role to play. email [email protected]

Quick reminder ⁦Cycling Without Age Ireland⁩ trishaws with pilots are available ⁦The Bike Hub⁩ in Dún Laoghaire to bring people along the lovely coastal mobility route. For people who because of age, disability or mobility issues would not otherwise be able to enjoy it. No charge

Great to see HubSpot signing up with the campaign and writing to the head of the NTA and to the minister for An Roinn Iompair - Department of Transport supporting the rollout of safe infrastructure for workers to commute by bike. Thank you!