Submissions by topics "Active recreation and open space"
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The Cork Veg Out group submission on the city development plan.
The Cork Veg Out group submission is first and foremost concerned with our core activity of promoting vegan and wild foraged...
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Culverting the river and placing a park on top will in all intents and purposes remove the Bride River Valley from the Northside and replace it with a concrete garden. mature trees will be cut down...
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There is a severe lack of open space for active recreation in the North-East of the city so I would like to express my support for the continuation of the zoning of the remaining open space at the...
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1. I commend the City Council for the huge improvements in walking and cycling infrastructure in the city over the past 2 years in particular. The focus now needs to shift towards providing...
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City Hinterland designation shall play a strong role in terms of linking the open space, sports and recreation amenity facilities of Cork City and County.
For this reason, it is suggested... |
The draft CDP does not include an objective for a Maritime Activities Centre directly but does refer to provision for multi-use sport/ recreational hub.
We would like to see a land use...
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We are in full support of the comments and submission of Meitheal Mara in relation to the omission of a Multi-use Maritime Recreation Hub.
It is important for us as a club, a sport and a...
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Blarney is a beautiful little village and is suffering from serious traffic congestion and it doesn’t need any more developments, what Blarney’ needs is a space for public enjoyment for both the...
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We are in full support of the comments and submission of Meitheal Mara in relation to the omission of a Multi-use Maritime Recreation Hub.
It is important for us as a club, a sport and a...
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The draft CDP does not include an objective for a Maritime Activities Centre directly but does refer to provision for multi-use sport/ recreational hubs (Objective 6.20); new active recreational...
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