Cork County Council chiefs planning more pedestrian zones to help towns re-open

Plans are to be put in place to provide more pedestrianised areas in 23 towns in Co Cork to help businesses to reopen and allow for social distancing.
Cork County Council chiefs planning more pedestrian zones to help towns re-open
Mon, 11 May, 2020 - 17:00
Sean O’Riordan

Dave Dennehy, Cork City Council washing down the pavement during a deep clean of Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan
Dave Dennehy, Cork City Council washing down the pavement during a deep clean of Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

Plans are to be put in place to provide more pedestrianised areas in 23 towns in Co Cork to help businesses to reopen and allow for social distancing.

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