Campaign for better streets
We make submissions on local plans and road schemes, comment on planning, and push Kildare County Council for safe, connected cycling infrastructure.
See our workMaynooth Cycling Campaign
Everyday cycling, for everyone in Maynooth.
We're a volunteer group working to make cycling a safe, attractive and normal way to get around town — to school, to the shops, to work — for people of all ages and all abilities.
What we do
Three ways we work for cycling
The community trishaw
Our Cycling Without Age trishaw gives free rides along the Royal Canal to people who can no longer cycle on their own — piloted by trained volunteers.
Book a free rideOut in the community
Bike Week, family cycles, Picnic in the Park and the Saturday market — we get people of all ages out and enjoying their bikes together.
Read the newsWe're about utility cycling — the everyday journeys, not the sport.
Inspired by the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium, we believe that with the right streets, anyone can cycle to school, to the shops or to work — safely and without a second thought. That's the town we're working towards.
From the newsletter
Latest news
Public Meeting on Celbridge Road Active Travel Scheme
Maynooth Cycling Campaign will be holding a public meeting on Wednesday 22nd July at 8:00pm in the ICA Hall, Leinster Street. The topic is the Celbridge Road Active Travel Scheme. Everyone is welcome.
Read more →MAYNOOTH CYCLING CAMPAIGN NEWSLETTER NOTES for June 2026
Climate Community Funding We are delighted to announce that we have been successful in our application for funding of €2,778 for two projects under the Climate Community Grants programme. The first…
Read more →Bikeweek Family Cycle
We have an additional Bikeweek event – we are holding a public meeting at 8:00pm on Wednesday 13th May in the ICA Hall Leinster Street. Everyone welcome. Kildare County Council has finally accepted…
Read more →Add your voice. Join the campaign.
Every member makes us stronger when we ask for safer streets — and keeps us independent and locally funded. Membership starts at €30 a year.