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<p>The Lee to Sea campaign advocates joining up routes — from this one in Inniscarra through Ballincollig, Cork City, the Marina, and on the path of old railway lines to Passage, Carrigaline, and Crosshaven — to create the 45km route for cyclists and walkers.</p>

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Lee to Sea: Joined-up thinking could create a 45km greenway through Cork City and County

Campaigners proposing a green route through Cork cite international examples which they say offer compelling evidence that the whole community would benefit from the development

Cork 'risks serious reputational harm' if cycle lanes are reduced, campaigners say

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Cork 'risks serious reputational harm' if cycle lanes are reduced, campaigners say

Cork has gone from leader to laggard in delivery of biking infrastructure, cyclists say

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Cork has gone from leader to laggard in delivery of biking infrastructure, cyclists say

National Cycling Office among measures sought by cycling lobbyists in Budget spending

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National Cycling Office among measures sought by cycling lobbyists in Budget spending

Cork City traders pin hopes on supports package as another car ban looms

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Cork City traders pin hopes on supports package as another car ban looms

Ghost town: Cork traders threaten rates revolt over city centre car ban

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Ghost town: Cork traders threaten rates revolt over city centre car ban

Green Party back new Cork greenway along the River Lee

Green Party back new Cork greenway along the River Lee

A proposal to develop one of the longest greenways in Ireland, along the River Lee to the Cork coast has received the backing of the Green Party.

Sat, 17 Mar, 2018