New greenways and 'quiet ways' among cycle infrastructure approved for Cork

Design works to develop a greenway along the old Cork to Bandon rail line, and new infrastructure on the northside of the city have been approved
New cycle lanes and a 'quiet way' corridor are among the measures approved by councillors. Picture: Denis Minihane

New cycle lanes and a 'quiet way' corridor are among the measures approved by councillors. Picture: Denis Minihane

A ‘quiet way’ corridor has been approved as part of a major scheme to improve cycling infrastructure on the northside of Cork city.

In Glanmire, a bike and pedestrian route linking Riverstown village to Glanmire Community School via Hazelwood Road, with a section along the Aldi link road avoiding controversial proposals through Dooley’s Lane, has also been approved.

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