As part of the #ActiveTravelNetwork Clontarf to City Centre Scheme 500m of outbound cycle-track along Amiens Street and North Strand Road extending from Talbot Street junction to Seville Terrace was opened today, Friday 19th of July. The protected arrangement on the Five Lamps

Another stretch of cycle track opened today, congratulations #dubcitycouncil #activetravel

Worth a watch

Love these cartoons

Great progress on this project

Earlier today the Cycleway traffic signals were activated on the Alfie Byrne and East Wall Roads and all barriers removed along the cycleway as part of the #ActiveTravelNetwork East Coast Trail Project #ClimateAction

🇩🇪 Wenn Sie eine Erweiterung der Straßenkapazität als Lösung vorschlagen, sind Sie Teil des Problems. 🇬🇧 When you propose adding road capacity as a solution, you are part of the problem. Gesellschaft in Bewegung: marmotamaps.com/de/gesellschaf…

At a great and inspirational talk by Janette Sadik-Khan , and got singled out at Dublin's Mr Infrastructure Man. Might have to register that name before Marvel hears about it. You heard it here first.

Another great active travel project, congratulations to a great team

Congratulations to Clonmel Enterprises Limited finalists in the ICE 2025 Public Realm awards, for their project alongside the Dodder river between Donnybrook bridge and Herbert Park. Another great project by Dublin City Council and the NTA iceawards.ie/finalists/?fbc…

Great project by the team

“It’s an amazing day to showcase parts of the jigsaw puzzle making Dublin a safer, cleaner, more enjoyable and accessible city”, said Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain yesterday, launching the George’s Quay to Aston Quay Cycle Route. For more information see:

Thanks to everyone for helping with the C2CC progress, it is a great project Garda Info Roughan & O'Donovan Consulting Engineers Clonmel Enterprises Limited

If you claim that adding road capacity is a solution, you are part of the problem.

Dublin City Council has installed new Cycle Signals at two island bus stop crossings along the Clontarf to City Centre (C2CC) Active Travel route as part of a six-week trial running from 15th May. The signals help manage how cyclists, scooter users, and pedestrians move through

The Clontarf to City Centre (C2CC) Active Travel Project provides multiple benefits for local communities. Discover how Karl and Kali use this route designed for safe and enjoyable walking and cycling. #C2CC #ActiveTravelNetwork

Dublin City Council is delighted to announce the opening of Section 4 of the Royal Canal Greenway Phase 3 — from Newcomen Bridge to Clarke’s Bridge — officially launched on Friday, 20th June at lunchtime. This video highlights some of the great new features, including a granite

Welcoming Lord Mayor Councillor Ray McAdam for a tour of the newly completed section of the Royal Canal Greenway The Active Travel Programme Office was pleased to welcome Lord Mayor of Dublin Councillor Ray McAdam for a tour of the newly completed section of the Royal Canal

Another great project