First cycle of 2023: Seachtain na Gaeilge le Energia

Sligo Cycling Campaign 2022 Engagement and Advocacy

Sligo Cycling Campaign's
2022 Review

Sligo Cycling Campaign's recent submissions: Strandhill and National Cycling Network

Sligo Cycling Campaign's National Bike Week events May 14th, 15th and 19th

We met up with Fiona Colantuono as she passed through Sligo Town on her voyage by solar-powered bike along the EV1 route

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THE SUNCYCLING ODYSSEY

This summer swap the car for the bike for one journey per week, post a pic on social  media #SligoSummerCycling tag SligoCyclingCampaign

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BIKE IT MORE THIS SUMMER

Cycling advocacy in Sligo,

what has been happening?

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Message from our Chairperson

Joan Swift!

Un Global Road Safety Week focuses on Streets for Life: #Love30. Low-speed streets save lives and are the heart of any community. 30 km/h  for streets that are healthy, green and liveable, in other words, streets for life. Lend your support!

Sligo Cycling Campaign welcomes Government announcement of

€350M funding for Active Travel!

Transport Minister Eamonn Ryan approves funding of €15 million to improve safety at the school gate  and provide safe walking and cycling infrastructure for children going to school.

Sligo Cycling Campaign fully supports the Love 30 Campaign in calling on the Oireachtas to provide for a default urban speed limit of 30 km/h in the forthcoming Road Traffic Bill.

Yes, we agree with The Sligo Champion, roads and cars continue to be important in rural Ireland, but we must not lose sight of the need for active travel infrastructure to allow people of all ages walk, cycle or  scoot.

VISION FOR CYCLING IN RURAL IRELAND

aims to promote and celebrate everyday cycling in towns, villages and their surrounding areas.

Are you using the WDR as part as you exercise route while out walking or cycling. Please complete our survey!