Residents of Ballyhooly Road, St. Luke’s, Cork, have been appealing to Cork City Council for the implementation of road safety measures for years. This situation reflects a prolonged period of neglect, leaving the neighbourhood in a state where public safety is non-existent.

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Quarry steps, coming from blackswell Lane (St.Lukes to Old Youghal road). This area in dire need of a clean up intervention by the cork city council. @corkcitycouncil @corkindo @echolivecork @GerKeohane_SF @Joekavanaghcork @jmaher0 @oliver_moran @Ted_Tynan_WP

Quarry steps, coming from blackswell Lane (St.Lukes to Old Youghal road). This area in dire need of a clean up intervention by the cork city council.