Been 10 years since I last cycled in Dublin, the quays have much improved! Though the amount of buses blocking sections is fairly bad
None of this is surprising, especially that the airline industry will blame everyone else but themselves.
They could just try sell less flights.
Me on a Teams call: "Sorry, could you say that again? There was a steamroller going past my office window."
Them: "?"
Me:
Imagine being a tourist in Belfast with this racist sh*t show going on.
If only all of Galway County Council put as much effort into demanding safe cycle infrastructure
I'd personally like to see the deposit increased to 30c and 50c, it'll mean I'll get more free money from the lazy people who still won't bother 😂
My trusty Trek out of storage for some cycling touring around Ireland this week, just waiting on a new bag so I can carry my tent easier.
Just as well, because the motor on my cargobike gave an error this morning and stopped working 😔
This is deeply worrying and when it comes to warning the world about what's happening it's exactly like taking the batteries out of the smoke alarm.
To be safer on the roads, should we just make bicycles out of bollards?
Time for an adventure, but first I have to get the train..🚉 🚲
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