Irish Cycling Campaign, formerly Cyclist.ie, is really delighted to be part of the Erasmus+ Generations Cycling for Inclusion and Climate Action project.
It commenced in late 2022, and then in 2023 there were three most enjoyable “Learning, Teaching and Training Trips” run by the partner organisations. Each of these trips left warm and lasting impressions on all of our members who took part in them. The engagements with the other six partners have been rich and educational in the full meaning of the word. Our reports on these can be read here:
- Corella in Spain in April – https://cyclist.ie/2023/06/cyclist-ie-in-corella-2023/
- Waterford in June – https://cyclist.ie/2023/07/erasmus-trip-to-waterford-2023/
- Azambuja in Portugal in October – https://cyclist.ie/2023/10/cyclist-ie-in-azambuja-2023/
And in this 20 second video, produced by Rory Maguire from the Navan Cycling Initiative group of Irish Cycling Campaign, a lovely flavour is given of the Azambuja trip:
For 2024, we are looking forward to two further “Learning, Teaching and Training trips”. These will be to:
- Wodzislaw Slaski, a city in the south of Poland not far from the Czech Republic border. Scheduled for mid June, details to be made available to Irish Cycling Campaign members soon.
- Dublin in October (Thu 10 to Tue 15 Oct). A working group within Irish Cycling Campaign, including many members of Local Group Dublin Cycling Campaign, has already started to consider the different activities that might be stitched into this trip.
You can read more about Generations Cycling for Inclusion and Climate Action on the dedicated project website:
https://www.erasmuscyclingschools.com/
