Submissions by topics "Sports and Recreation"

Introduction of separated cycle lanes and secure bicycle parking; on street cafés Cork would be an ideal city to cycle around, but as someone only starting to cycle later in life, sharing the road with cars/buses takes a lot of getting used to. Being able to cycle into the city... Read More	A general overview on how to improve the quality of life, housing and transport in Cork Please find the attached submission for the Cork City Development Plan. Read More
More bins in all public spaces What's the difference between cities in Switzerland, Austria, Denmark or Sweden and CORK in Ireland? They have bins everywhere - alongside the streets in town, next to the bus stop, in the bus... Read More	The submission also sets out a five strategic objectives for the next City Development Plan to help grow Cork City as a Playful City. As a partnership group actively promoting the increase of opportunities for play within the city for all ages, the Playful Cork City Project welcomes the opportunity to engage with Cork City... Read More
I am sharing recommendations to prioritise and fast track the Lee to Sea Strategic Greenway. Dear Planning Policy Team at Cork City Council, The Flagship Lee to Sea Strategic Greenway is supported within: Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Plan (CMATS) p.106, and Cork... Read More	General comment Submission on the Cork City Development Plan 2022-2028 Pre-Draft Public Consultation Phase Submitted by: Cllr Colette Finn Glasheen Road, Cork... Read More
In January 2012 Cork City was designated by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a “Healthy City. As a WHO-designated Healthy City, Cork has committed to the overarching theme of health and health equity in all policies. Cork Healthy Cities Action Plan Submission on behalf of Cork Healthy Cities Steering Group, August 2020 In January 2012 Cork City was designated by the World Health... Read More	Fast-tracking of Lee to Sea Greenway and other Safe Cycling Infrastructure I ask for support and fast-tracking of the Lee to Sea Strategic Greenway which would go from the Inniscarra dam to Crosshaven. It would be a flagship Greenway for Cork. It would be... Read More
Transport / housing / communities/ greenways. etc. Submission to the City Development Plan. North / South connections for the light rail systems must be given serious consideration. Gliders as used in Belfast again a thought for the future... Read More	A fixed rail bridge across the City Docks will sterilise waterbourne environmental transport to the city. Ships will never again be seen in our City. Post the proposed installation of a fixed rail bridge….no merchant vessels will ever again berth in Cork City, no foreign Naval vessels, no small Cruise Vessels, Tall Ships, no... Read More