Busy Cork commuter town to benefit from 'transformative' travel plan

The plan includes dedicated bus corridors and recognises the need to develop a greenway from Carrigaline to Ringaskiddy.

Cork County Council has prepared a draft Transportation and Public Realm Enhancement Plan (TPREP) for Carrigaline.

Plans have been unveiled to ease traffic gridlock in one of the busiest commuter towns in the country, with dedicated bus/cycling and walking corridors, new off-street parking and a more continental-style town centre.

Details of the plans for Carrigaline were revealed to local councillors by officials from Cork County Council's Road and Transportation directorate, who have been working closely on the project with the National Transport Authority (NTA) and external consultants.