Visitor distraction

WHAT in God’s name is happening with the main road into Crosshaven, Co Cork.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

From the turn-off for Fountainstown to the Royal Cork Yacht Club, the road is like a battleground with an uneven surface riddled with potholes.

How can the powers-that-be justify such a road in an area that attracts so many visitors all year round.

Shame on whoever is responsible.

Gerard O’Regan

Bláth Na Gréine

Ballinlough Road

Cork

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