The event was organised by Cyclist.ie, Dublin Cycling Campaign, I BIKE Dublin, Safe Cycling Ireland and Cycling Without Age as part of their Stop Killing Cyclists campaign. He said that while he is a strong advocate for cyclist safety, he thinks the event and campaign are disrespectful. Neil has been taking part in road safety initiatives as part of Remembrance Week and has met with the loved ones of other people who were killed in road accidents. .. "We are sick and tired of the inaction by government, both local & national, when it comes to cyclists’ safety. The Dublin Cycling Campaign also responded to criticism of the event on social media.

Source: Irish Independent November 22, 2017 18:11 UTC