13/05/2013
Work To Begin On 10 Year Old Cycle Route Plan
A decade on since planning began, work on a Sutton to Sandycove off road cycleway around Dublin Bay is to get underway.
The new route will be a continuous 22km off-road cycle route, and once complete will be one of the longest coastal promenades in Europe.
Construction plans for stage one will be presented to Dublin City Councillors on Monday evening.
(MH/CD)
The new route will be a continuous 22km off-road cycle route, and once complete will be one of the longest coastal promenades in Europe.
Construction plans for stage one will be presented to Dublin City Councillors on Monday evening.
(MH/CD)
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A presentation of the preferred options for the Liffey Cycle Route from the National Transport Authority (NTA) has been welcomed by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross. Minister Ross said: "The Liffey Cycle Route is a wonderful project for everyone who lives in, works in or visits Dublin.
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A presentation of the preferred options for the Liffey Cycle Route from the National Transport Authority (NTA) has been welcomed by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross. Minister Ross said: "The Liffey Cycle Route is a wonderful project for everyone who lives in, works in or visits Dublin.
27 March 2014
Work Begins On Tallaght To Ballyboden Cycle Route
Construction has begun on the first phase of the Tallaght to Ballyboden cycle route, with Mayor of Dublin South, Dermot Looney, carrying out the official sod turning ceremony. Funded by the National Transport Authority, the cycle route is part of a wider network of new high quality cycle ways proposed throughout the Dublin region.
Work Begins On Tallaght To Ballyboden Cycle Route
Construction has begun on the first phase of the Tallaght to Ballyboden cycle route, with Mayor of Dublin South, Dermot Looney, carrying out the official sod turning ceremony. Funded by the National Transport Authority, the cycle route is part of a wider network of new high quality cycle ways proposed throughout the Dublin region.
15 January 2014
NTA Pledged Over €3m For Cycle Scheme
The National Transport Authority has pledged almost €3.5m to Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council as part of theN Sustainable Transport Measures Grants (STMG) programme. It is understood that the allocated money will be used for over 30 projects in the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown area, including improvements to a number of cycle routes.
NTA Pledged Over €3m For Cycle Scheme
The National Transport Authority has pledged almost €3.5m to Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council as part of theN Sustainable Transport Measures Grants (STMG) programme. It is understood that the allocated money will be used for over 30 projects in the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown area, including improvements to a number of cycle routes.
11 February 2013
Funding Announced For Sustainable Transport In Dublin
Dublin North East Labour T.D., and Oireachtas Transport Committee member, Seán Kenny, today welcomed the provision of almost €23 million in funding for the National Transport Authority for Dublin City Council under the Sustainable Transport Investment Programme, with just over €4 million going to the Fingal Council area.
Funding Announced For Sustainable Transport In Dublin
Dublin North East Labour T.D., and Oireachtas Transport Committee member, Seán Kenny, today welcomed the provision of almost €23 million in funding for the National Transport Authority for Dublin City Council under the Sustainable Transport Investment Programme, with just over €4 million going to the Fingal Council area.
10 April 2014
€6.5m To Be Spent On New Off-Road Cycle Route
A total of €6.5m is to be spent on the development of three new off-road cycling routes in Co Kerry, Galway and Waterford. The development will see the former Great Southern Railway line on the Ring of Kerry converted into a 26km cycleway between Glenbeigh and Renard.
€6.5m To Be Spent On New Off-Road Cycle Route
A total of €6.5m is to be spent on the development of three new off-road cycling routes in Co Kerry, Galway and Waterford. The development will see the former Great Southern Railway line on the Ring of Kerry converted into a 26km cycleway between Glenbeigh and Renard.