'Wayfinding' signage extended to Cork suburbs 

'Wayfinding' signage extended to Cork suburbs 

Cork City Council said that as a compact city Cork is highly walkable, but that it is not evident due to the lack of on-street orientation and wayfinding signage. Picture: Damian Coleman

New “wayfinding” signage to help tourists as well as encouraging walking and biking for city-dwellers across Cork will be extended into the suburbs, according to details unveiled by Cork City Council.

The local authority has invited businesses to submit proposals for the tender to “support the development and roll-out of a new bespoke visitor orientation and wayfinding scheme unique to Cork celebrating the city’s maritime and built heritage”.

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