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Recent Posts
- AGM Notice – 23rd November 2019
- Join us at the Irish Motorbike & Scooter Show, RDS, 1-3 March
- Principal Insurance partners with AXA in Ireland
- MAG Ireland AGM – 26th January 2019
- National Ride to Work Day 2018 – 18th June
- MAG attends FEMA Annual General Meeting in Brussels
- Meet MAG Ireland at the Irish Motorbike & Scooter Show, 3-5 March 2017
- Feature: Not your average biker
- No Motorcyclists’ Organization Could Exist Without Volunteers
- Extraordinary General Meeting of MAG Ireland, December 10th, Dublin
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30kph Archive
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Speed Limits Working Group publishes recommendations
Posted on November 21, 2013 | No CommentsAverage speed limits could be introduced on motorways or other long-distance fixed roads under new proposals published by the Speed Limits Working Group which was set up […] -
30kph Limits – MAG Ireland Position Statement
Posted on November 20, 2010 | No CommentsAs part of the Road Traffic Act of 2004, a facility for Local Authorities to apply a 30kph limit was introduced. 30kph limits are intended […]
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![30kph Limits – MAG Ireland Position Statement As part of the Road Traffic Act of 2004, a facility for Local Authorities to apply a 30kph limit was introduced. 30kph limits are intended […]](https://www.magireland.org/maghome/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/30-pedestrian-150x150-115x115.jpg)