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Cork City Inner Orbital Route
Cork inner ring road, junction 5 sign on the R610 Anglesea Street.
Christy Ring Bridge, Cork city. This is near the southern end of the N20, crossing the north channel of the River Lee. Across the bridge and to the left is the end of the N20 with the junction of the N8 and N22.
Sign for Cork Inner Ring Road on Griffith Bridge, looking like it needs a bit of a clean!
Cork inner ring road junction 20 sign. Notice that the sign has a white background. This means that you are approaching a junction on the Inner Orbital Route, but are not currently on it
Cork inner ring road sign for junction 19. The blue background means that you are currently on the inner orbital route.
Bachelors Quay in Cork City. Part of the Cork inner ring road system. There is a sign on the left hand side for this in its usual style which indicates junction 21. The bridge ahead is called Griffith Bridge, and if you cross that you head onto Shandon Street. Across the river on the left hand side is the R846 North Mall.
This is junction 4 of the Cork Inner Ring Road. The N27 continues around to the left, straight ahead is towards Anglesea Street and the right is back towards the city centre.
Coming up to junction 8 on the route on Copley Street.
Parliament Bridge in Cork city centre. This side of the bridge also marks junction 9 on the inner orbital route.
Junction 10 of the Cork city inner orbital route. In the background is St Finbarr's Cathedral.
The start of a typical Irish Bus Lane (Lána Bus) in Irish. All bus lanes are marked and signed like this. Notice how the sign is very similar to what you would see in the UK, except for the design of the bus itself.
The N8 in the centre of Cork
This is Proby's Quay with the impressive St Fin Barre's Cathedral in the background. The road is one way at this point, with a contraflow cycle lane
Some typical signage in Cork, Ireland. Ireland has an unusual mix of US/Australian style diamond shaped signs and UK signage.
Approaching junction 11 of the inner orbital in Cork. Some would say that the traffic lights at this junction are unnecessary as the traffic levels are low and the R608 around to the right continues to be one way.
Junction 12 is a right hand bend, although the inner orbital route continues around to the left.
Approaching junction 16 and the entrance to University College Cork (UCC).
Approaching junction 17
Approaching the signal controlled junction at junction 19 on Grattan Street
Notice in the foreground one of the common anti-water charge posters seen around Ireland!
Junction 25 opposite Parnell Place bus station, with traffic coming from the R610.
The N8 Merchants Quay in Cork
The UCC end of the one-way system on the N22 in Cork
The entrance to UCC on the N22 in Cork. This is also at junction 16 of the inner orbital route. Notice the combined pedestrian/cycle crossing
The N27 in Cork city
The N27 in Cork, approaching junction 2 of the Inner Orbital route
Continuing on the N27
The R610 on the outskirts of Cork city centre
South Terrace in Cork city
Cork city centre on the N22
Cork city on Cornmarket Street approaching the R847
N27 crossing Albert Quay
South Mall bus lane in Cork city
Advanced direction sign in Cork. The sign appears to be in an older style
The R610 in Cork city
Cork city heading out on the N22, near UCC.
Near Cork City centre on the N22
Cork City by Parnell Place bus station
Cork city near the bus station and near the end of the N8
Brian Boru bridge in Cork
Cork City on the N22.
Brian Boru Bridge - N8 Cork City Inner Orbital Route view south
Michael Collins Bridge from Penrose Quay
Michael Collins Bridge from Penrose Quay
The sign for J24 of the Cork Orbital Route, on Lavitt's Quay. Little advice is given for traffic needing the N25.
The sign for J23 of the Cork Orbital Route, on Christy Ring Bridge.
An old flag sign by Christy Ring Bridge.
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