Transport Minister Shane Ross is being accused of not taking 'cycling safety' seriously enough.

2,700 cyclists attended hospital with injuries received in road accidents in Ireland in 2015 and 2016. That’s nearly four a day, according to figures released by the HSE.

I had the good fortune to cycle the Wild Atlantic Way in September last year having retired in 2015. 

There has been a decrease in the number of people killed on Irish roads so far this year.

The number of cyclists killed on Irish roads in 2017 so far has already matched the total amount of those who lost their lives on bikes last year.

A Dutch telecoms company has teamed up with the country's traffic safety authority to develop a bicycle lock that also blocks its mobile network in a bid to protect youngsters who regularly cycle through busy streets while looking at their phone.

Mayo County Council is the first in the country to launch the Too Close for comfort initiative, ahead of national bike week.

The Road Safety Authority has urged motorists to share the road with bicycle users, as the number of cyclists killed on Irish roads so far in 2017 is now more than twice what it was this time last year.

Mid-ranking gardaí are to push for new laws to compel cyclists to wear high-vis tops and helmets in a bid to save lives on the road.

A proposed new bill would punish drivers who come too close to cyclists.

Cyclists in Cork are being reminded to keep their clothes on when using the Coke Zero public bikes, writes Kevin O’Neill.

Pedestrians and cyclists are being reminded to be safe and be seen.

Cyclists are being urged to wear a helmet as part of Road Safety Week.

New laws today have introduced fines against cyclists for the first time, with seven new infringements.

It all got a little frosty between Matt Cooper and George Hook after the Today FM presenter branded the rugby pundit a “criminal”.

Cyclists face on-the-spot fines of €40 from the end of the month for seven traffic offences.

Cyclists who break red lights or cycle the wrong way up one way a street could face fines, under a new set of offences being announced this morning.

Cyclists are set to face fines of around €40 for dozens of existing offences under a planned new fixed charge notice scheme.

Thousands of cyclists risk being hit in the pocket because they are not fully insured.

Cycling is in fashion. Close to 200,000 bikes have been bought under the bike-to-work scheme, but cyclists would be advised to think about insurance cover.