New Cork bridge
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August 18, 2004 at 6:12 pm #707274dowlingmParticipant
apparently there’s a new bridge at the Coal Quay in Cork, anybody got a link to a picture/article?
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August 18, 2004 at 6:41 pm #745338IrishtownParticipant
Cork – Coal Quay is closed until 6pm Wed 18th August
Updated: 18/08/2004 15:51:48This will be from it’s junction with Lavitt’s Quay and Kyrl’s Quay to facilitate the erection of the new pedestrian bridge. Limerick traffic coming from the west will be diverted onto Sheares St, Washington St and into St. Patrick’s St which will be two way for the duration of the work’s. Sign posting will be in place.
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Lex- you got any info?
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August 18, 2004 at 8:33 pm #745339lexingtonParticipant
Originally designed to celebrate the turn of the Millenium, the Cornmarket Street footbridge was set in place at a cost of 2.2m euro to CCC on August the 14th 2004. Now designated as part of the Cork 2005 celebrations, it will form part of the 1st stage in the redevelopment of Cornmarket Street as a more ‘cultural extension’ of Patrick’s Street. The new bridge, yet to be opened to the public or officially titled was designed by McGarry Ni Éanaigh Architects with Muir Associates Consulting Engineers. Construction work was provided by Ascon.
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August 18, 2004 at 11:29 pm #745340IrishtownParticipant
The pictures are small, but it looks neat.
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August 19, 2004 at 12:52 pm #745341mickeydocsParticipant
It also coincides nicely with the redevelopment of Camden Quay and Lavitts Quay.
Any news on the examiner offices proposed site? Is it still for sale?
Originally posted by Irishtown
Cork – Coal Quay is closed until 6pm Wed 18th August
Updated: 18/08/2004 15:51:48This will be from it’s junction with Lavitt’s Quay and Kyrl’s Quay to facilitate the erection of the new pedestrian bridge. Limerick traffic coming from the west will be diverted onto Sheares St, Washington St and into St. Patrick’s St which will be two way for the duration of the work’s. Sign posting will be in place.
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Lex- you got any info?
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August 19, 2004 at 2:07 pm #745342lexingtonParticipant
The Irish Examiner HQ site on Lavitts Quay has, according to Mr. Roger Flack of Hamilton Osbourne King, received an offer – of which terms are still being finalised, but no official tender has been agreed as of yet. The site is still open to offers and the trustees are expected to consider adopting a final bid date soon.
See ‘Look at the de state of Cork, like!’ thread for more information.
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August 20, 2004 at 5:10 pm #745343dowlingmParticipant
thanks to all who posted.
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