Velo-City, the cycle advocacy conference, takes place every two years. In 2005, it's to be held in Dublin, May 31st-3rd June. The most prominent speaker is Jacques Barrot, the recently appointed EU Commissioner for Transport. Fittingly, he's a cyclist.
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