Our DIY workshops are open to all. Come along and learn to fix your own bike with guidance from our volunteer mechanics. We have salvaged parts available if your bike needs them. You can choose to pay for new parts, or you can access some of our second hand parts and pay what you can…
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Do you like to make things? Would you like to use 3D software, lasercutter and 3D printing to help you make your idea? TOG has an open evening to learn how CAD software and 3D fabrication tools can help you make your project. All you need to take part is your own laptop and some…
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Tait House are delighted to host sewing classes for kids, run by Project Fashion here every Thursday afternoon. For more information or to book a place for your child, you can phone 01 539 2674 or email [email protected]
Tait House are delighted to host sewing classes for kids, run by Project Fashion here every Thursday afternoon. For more information or to book a place for your child, you can phone 01 539 2674 or email [email protected]
Bike Week Cork is an integral part of the overall National Bike Week initiative and is coordinated locally by a multi-agency group comprised of Cork Sports Partnership, Cork City Council & Cork County Council. Each year, Bike Week Cork is supported by numerous community groups, organisations, clubs, schools, workplaces and disability services who organise and…
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Bike Week is a celebration and promotion of the benefits of cycling. It will place from Saturday 11th to Sunday 19th May 2024. There will be lots of exciting events happening throughout Ireland during the week. These will be posted on this Transport for Ireland page over the coming weeks.
Bike Week is a celebration and promotion of the benefits of cycling. It will place from Saturday 11th to Sunday 19th May 2024. There will be lots of exciting events happening throughout Ireland during the week.
We are open for a public session every Saturday afternoon 2-5pm, when you can bring your bike to our workshop. We are all volunteers and are on hand to guide you, and our focus is on helping you to fix your own bike. You don’t need any experience to come along, just be willing to…
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Bike Week Cork is an integral part of the overall National Bike Week initiative and is coordinated locally by a multi-agency group comprised of Cork Sports Partnership, Cork City Council & Cork County Council. Each year, Bike Week Cork is supported by numerous community groups, organisations, clubs, schools, workplaces and disability services who organise and…
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Bike Week is a celebration and promotion of the benefits of cycling. It will place from Saturday 11th to Sunday 19th May 2024. There will be lots of exciting events happening throughout Ireland during the week. These will be posted on this Transport for Ireland page over the coming weeks.
Join us at The Bike Hub on Sunday afternoon to become a used bicycle UpCycler extraordinaire! No Experience Necessary! Who it's for? Anyone who wants to help out their community by creating more cyclists! You just need to be curious about bikes, you do not need to know anything about mechanics! (sure I didn't have…
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Bike Week Cork is an integral part of the overall National Bike Week initiative and is coordinated locally by a multi-agency group comprised of Cork Sports Partnership, Cork City Council & Cork County Council. Each year, Bike Week Cork is supported by numerous community groups, organisations, clubs, schools, workplaces and disability services who organise and…
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