Cities face stark decisions on transport By Ian Barrett, 16 September 2015 We all want to live in cities with a high quality of life, that benefits the health and happiness of residents. Cities that are seen as great places … Continued
Public Bike Maintenance Workshop & Preparation Talk for the Ring of Kerry with Paul Griffin Chain Gang Cycling Club & Na Gaeil Cycling Club in association with Kerry Recreation and Sports Partnership. As a means of supporting local cycling … Continued
Bikeweek 2015 13th-21st June This Saturday sees the Kerry Emergency Services Cycle. The Route will start at Tralee Town Park to Annascaul where there will be a food and water stop and then on to Castlemaine and back to Tralee … Continued
With the imminent infrastructure development connecting the Institute of Technology Tralee (ITT) to the town centre and its environs, the Capital Infrastructure Unit of Kerry County Council engaged with the Marketing Department of the Institute of Technology Tralee to … Continued
Plan you route : Use our Journey Planner to see what your route looks like. Do a test ride: New bike commuters should carry out a test cycle on a free day to see how long it will take. Expect … Continued
The Lee walkway/ cycleway runs from Ballyard Road, starting point located next to the Aquadome, along the bank of the river Lee to Ballymullen opposite Lidl. Below is a quick video of the route. Prepared by Capital Infrastructure Unit Kerry … Continued
Walking to work or school gives you a good breath of fresh air, it keeps you healthy and toned and relieves stress, ready for the day ahead. A short walk will release endorphins – a natural feel-good hormone – which … Continued
On 1 January 2009 a new government scheme to encourage people to cycle to work came into force. Cycling keeps you fit, it’s fast, cheap and reliable – and it’s good for the environment. The Cycle to Work Scheme is … Continued
The aim of Tralee Active Travel is to transform the town of Tralee into a Smarter and Active Travel Area, incorporating cycling, walking and public transport into our everyday lives, to school, college or work and reduce our dependency on car … Continued
Children and parents from twenty-five schools across the whole of Ireland participated in the study carried out by Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. A total of 2,228 children and young people, between the ages of seven and fifteen, completed a survey … Continued