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They’ve done some fabulous work on the pavements of Cork’s main thoroughfare but it hasn’t made a jot of difference to vehicular traffic, except to make it more dangerous to pedestrians as they saunter across junctions blissfully unaware of the cars bearing down on them ..
28 Dec
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One Comment
It seems to me the only beneficiary of the widened pedestrian areas are stupid lights and random stone blocks, oops I mean “seats”. Thanks to stupid design pedestrians still end up bumping into each other (and not in the sexy way). I don’t care what the lights look like, but they take up way too much space! I guess they are something to hide behind if you spot a joy rider coming your way.