Irish Pedestrian Network, the Dublin Cycling Campaign and the Dublin Commuter Coalition have joined forces today to block South William Street off to traffic this afternoon.
The groups plan to stay there until 7pm as they call for the pedestrianisation of the city centre to speed up.
https://twitter.com/dublincycling/status/1152509020017700864
Green Party councillor Neasa Hourigan tweeted a photo of herself at the protest along with the caption 'We have occupied South William Street and declared a Clean Air Zone until 7pm. A viable pedestrian plan has been stalled for almost a decade on this street. #StreetsAreForPeople.'
https://twitter.com/neasa_neasa/status/1152510330834161670
Tomorrow will see the first of three trials which will see College Green in the city go traffic-free.
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