The Lee to Sea Greenway: a better way to travel and to live

A cycling superhighway could be a life-enhancing, carbon-reducing, and money-saving asset  for the region and country if the political will is there to build it

Motor vehicles are still using the Cork  Marina despite the road closures that are in place when Covid 19 testing is taking place at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The area is a magnet for walkers and cyclists.

Imagine a walking, jogging or cycling a 45km path that follows the River Lee in Cork from Inniscarra Dam to Ballincollig, that goes straight through the heart of Cork City and on to Mahon, and then winds around Cork harbour to Carrigaline before ending at the sea near Crosshaven.

This project would be an outstanding regional asset, making Cork a better, healthier place to live, work and play.