Coffey is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the contract to deliver the Ringaskiddy Public Realm & Active Travel scheme. This project aims to enhance infrastructure and promote active travel in Ringaskiddy, County Cork, providing long-term benefits to residents and visitors.
The contract for the construction phase of the Ringaskiddy Active Travel and Urban Realm scheme was signed on Monday 9th December 2024.
Main picture: @Kevin Morey, Divisional Manager, Cork County Council; @Moira Morrell, Chief Executive of Cork County Council; Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr Joe Carroll and Odran Madden, Managing Director, Coffey. Photograph: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision
Project Overview
The scheme will include the development of a shared-use pedestrian and cycleway along the N28, connecting Ringaskiddy village to Gobby Beach, alongside significant public realm upgrades in the village centre.
Scope of Works
The key elements of the project include:
- Site Clearance: 2.54 hectares
- Earthworks: Excavation and disposal of 2,903m³
- Drainage: 961 linear metres of 150mm and 225mm pipes (up to 5m deep)
- Service Ducts: Installation of 2,264 linear metres
- Pavements: 14,606m² surface course
- Kerbing: 11,704 linear metres of various kerb types
- Footpaths and Cycle Tracks:
- Bituminous shared-use cycle track: 5,213m²
- Concrete footpath: 1,410m²
- Other paved areas: 1,394m²
- Traffic Features: Installation of traffic signs, road markings, and road lighting
- Landscaping: Enhancements to improve the aesthetic and environmental quality of the area
Delivering Quality and Sustainability
This project focuses on sustainability, road safety, and improved accessibility for all. By delivering a high-quality shared-use route, Coffey is supporting active travel while enhancing the public realm for the local community.
We look forward to collaborating with Cork County Council and local stakeholders to ensure the successful delivery of this transformative scheme.
Call us on 091 844 356 or, email info@coffeygroup.com for more details on this project or to discuss the other work we have ongoing across Ireland and the UK.
