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Michael Moynihan: Broken and damaged footpaths cost us more than you think

Cork City could learn something from two American cities when it comes to the upkeep of its footpaths, writes Michael Moynihan
Michael Moynihan: Broken and damaged footpaths cost us more than you think

The cracked and uneven footpath on Albert Road near Navigation Square which makes for treacherous walking conditions. Picture: Chani Anderson

My thanks to the reader who got in touch recently, grabbing my attention with a question about the upcoming riot in Paul Street, in the centre of Cork.

I stirred myself and asked for the details of this looming disturbance - well, you have to show willing, as Kingsley Amis once said - and was duly felled by the punchline.

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