Update issued for Cork motorists and pedestrians ahead of Queen's visit

Gardaí have warned motorists and pedestrians in Cork that several areas of the city will be closed off ahead of the Queen's visit tomorrow.

Update issued for Cork motorists and pedestrians ahead of Queen's visit
Thu, 19 May, 2011 - 19:59

Gardaí have warned motorists and pedestrians in Cork that several areas of the city will be closed off ahead of the Queen's visit tomorrow.

The statement reads as follows:

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