Cumnor Construction is to commence work on the repair and rehabilitation of St Patrick's Bridge in Cork city.
The €1.2 million project will include the resurfacing of the footpaths and carriageway. New road markings will also be put in place along with upgrades to existing traffic lights, elevation and architectural lighting and directional signage.
An under bridge crane unit is already in place and will be used to clean, repoint and repair the stonework on the 19th century heritage bridge over the next six-seven weeks.
Lord Mayor, Cllr Mick Finn said: "We are all delighted that this restoration work is taking place and that such care is being taken to stay true to the design ideals of this bridge which opened in 1861 and is a key part of the city's built heritage."
The works are being carried out by Cork City Council in conjunction with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), and will be completed in October.
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