Category Archives: Transport

Caves Marsh

Posted on 22 March 2021 by MCF2019

The Malahide Community Forum has identified Seabury to Pope John Paul II primary school as one of our four priority routes for Schoolchildren to have safe access to School. We did this as we feel that Barrack Bridge is a pinch … Continue reading →

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Active Travel Malahide

Posted on 22 February 2021 by malahidecommunity

Enabling residents to safely walk or cycle to local amenities We’re fortunate to live or work in Malahide – it’s a wonderful place. We want to make it even better, by enabling residents to safely walk or cycle to local … Continue reading →

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Malahide Family Friendly Bike Rides – Cycling for all ages

Posted on 22 January 2021 by malahidecommunity

We all know that staying active, while maintaining social distance, is critical to our physical and mental health, especially during this challenging time. To complement our series of Malahide Looped Walks, we’re publishing this series of “Malahide Family Friendly Bike … Continue reading →

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Would you like your kids to be able to cycle safely to school?

Posted on 13 January 2021 by MCF2019

The Active Travel Sub Committee of the Malahide Community Forum was set up in 2020 with a goal of improving walking & cycling facilities in Malahide, with a particular focus on the provision of “Safe Routes to Schools”. By improving … Continue reading →

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Malahide looped walks – 8. Back Estuary, Seabury and Swords Rd

Posted on 8 January 2021 by malahidecommunity

Welcome to the eight in our series of looped walks mapped by Stephen Macdonagh. See all Malahide Looped Walks. This 7.8km walk starts in the village at the Bridgefield Car Park (Marked A). Proceed out of the village along the … Continue reading →

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Malahide Family Bike Rides – 2. Estuary Park Seabury and Broadmeadow Estuary Path

Posted on 31 December 2020 by malahidecommunity

Welcome to the second in our series of Malahide family bike rides. Enjoy! You may view all our bike rides here. If you prefer walking – see our series of Malahide Looped Walks. Please remember – Paths within our parks and green spaces … Continue reading →

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Malahide Family Friendly Bike Rides – 1. Malahide Castle Perimeter

Posted on 24 December 2020 by malahidecommunity

Santa delivers a new bike to practically every child in Ireland at some time in their childhood. Where can you go for a family friendly bike ride? Where can you relax knowing that little Mikey or Mollie can learn to … Continue reading →

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Malahide Looped Walks – 5 Portmarnock village and Beach

Posted on 3 December 2020 by malahidecommunity

Portmarnock village and Beach is the fifth in our series of looped walks mapped by Stephen Macdonagh. See all Malahide Looped Walks. You may do the “short walk” as mapped above starting in Portmarnock, or the longer version from Malahide … Continue reading →

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