Pedestrianised streets and €2m for cycle lanes planned for Cork's Covid-19 recovery

Pedestrianised streets and €2m for cycle lanes planned for Cork's Covid-19 recovery
Pembroke Street, recently pedestrianised as part of the Reimagining Cork City Programme.Picture Clare Keogh

More than a dozen Cork city streets will be pedestrianised and €2 million will be spent on cycle paths as part of Cork City Council's plan to reopen the city after Covid-19.

A further 1.3km of city centre streets will be pedestrianised, providing 1000 people with the opportunity for al fresco dining, while the amenity space at the Marina will be expanded.

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