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Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH

Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH April 9, 2021 James Byrne, marketing manager, PML Group, with this week’s view from OOH. Our journey out of level 5 restrictions accelerates with significant changes kicking in from this Monday April 12th, which will have a meaningful impact on Outdoor audiences. The 5km travel limit is to be relaxed to allow people to travel within their own county or within 20km of home if crossing county boundaries. Socialising restrictions will be eased with two households being permitted to socialise in an outdoor setting. Preliminary results from Wave 5 of the ESRI’s Social Activity Measure – which is based on data collected during the week beginning 15 March, suggest that mobility and social activity have increased over recent weeks.

Works to begin to pedestrianise 17 city centre streets

Works to pedestrianise 17 streets in the city centre get underway next week

Works to pedestrianise 17 streets in the city centre get underway next week The streets were temporarily pedestrianised last summer to allow for outdoor dining and social distancing.  Resurfacing works will get underway on Caroline street, Pembroke Street, Oliver Plunkett Street, Cook Street and Maylor Street on April 12th.  Similar works are due to take place on Paul street, St Peter and Paul s Place, Little Ann Street and Little Cross Street on April 19th.  Traders in these areas are encouraged to arrange deliveries for before 9:30am as the streets will be closed to vehicles once the works get underway.  Pedestrians will be able to access all of the streets for the duration of the works.