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A new app, Dublin Cycling Buddy, was launched by City council with the aim of helping cyclists identify bike-friendly routes around the capital. Thanks to data logged by bike users, the app will also be of great use for the local authority because it will help them to identify which cycle routes around the city …

Dublin could see more of its road space allocated to walking, cycling and public transport as part of its pledge to improve air quality in the city.
On 17 February  2020, Dublin became the first Irish city to sign a commitment to meet World Health Organisation (WHO) air quality guideline values by 2030.
In a joint pledge, the Deputy Lord Mayor of Dublin and the mayors/cathaoirligh of the other three Dublin local authorities signed up to the BreatheLife campaign.
By signing up to the campaign, Dublin will be joining 76 cities, regions and countries around the globe in demonstrating a commitment to bring air quality to safe levels by 2030 and collaborating on clean air solutions.

Paul McAuliffe, Lord Mayor of Dublin on affordable housing, single-use plastics, cycling and more

Dublin City Neighbourhoods Competition is an annual contest, organized by Dublin City Council. It recognizes the efforts of residents, associations, communities, businesses and schools to enhance their living environment. What is more, the competition aims to foster a sense of civic pride, place and community and to promote environmental awareness emphasizing on joint voluntary effort. The competition could distinguish anything from a well-maintained garden and shop front to waste management, energy efficiency initiatives and environmental projects in schools, business, private residences.