Cycling gender gap: Men more likely to cycle daily in Ireland

The survey which was commissioned for National Bike week shows more than half of the adult population own a bike but fewer than one in ten cycle daily.

Cycling gender gap: Men more likely to cycle daily in Ireland

Three out of four people who cycle daily in Ireland are men, according to a survey by The Department of Transport.

The survey, which was commissioned for National Bike week, shows more than half of the adult population own a bike but fewer than one in ten cycle daily.

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