Cork has unveiled its latest Lee river crossing, with the installation over the weekend of the Mary Elmes pedestrian and cycling bridge.
The bridge, a critical piece of public infrastructure designed to enhance connectivity in the city, will cut journey times for about 11,000 pedestrians and cyclists daily once it opens later this summer.
Cork City councillors chose to name the bridge after Cork woman, Mary Elmes, often described as the Irish Oskar Schindler for her heroism during World War II.