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Works to begin to pedestrianise 17 city centre streets
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Works to begin to permanently pedestrianise 17 Cork city streets
Works will begin on resurfacing some of the streets from next week. By Orla Dwyer Wednesday 7 Apr 2021, 4:19 PM 6 hours ago 16,505 Views 33 Comments
File image of people walking on a street in Cork City in 2016.
Image: DPA/PA Images
Image: DPA/PA Images
AFTER A SUCCESSFUL run last summer, 17 streets in Cork city will be permanently opened up to pedestrians.
Last summer, these streets were temporarily pedestrianised to accommodate social distancing and outdoor dining.
Cork City Council said residents reacted positively to this initiative and works will now begin to “enhance” the surfaces of some of the 17 streets to be pedestrianised.
After this was met with a positive reaction, Cork City Council has agreed to now permanently pedestrianise them.
The council, and its contractors Lagan Asphalt Ltd, will begin resurfacing works on Caroline Street, Pembroke Street, Oliver Plunkett Street, Cook Street and Maylor Street on 12 April.
Depending on the weather, similar works are expected to begin on Paul Street, St. Peter and Paul’s Place, Little Ann Street and Little Cross Street on 19 April.
In a statement, Cork City Council said that on these dates, traders are encouraged to arrange deliveries for before 9.30am as once works begin, the streets will be inaccessible to vehicles.
Cork City to get major upgrade as plans to pedestrianise 17 streets to begin next week
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Cork City centre (Image: Google Maps)
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