Discover Cork's hidden details with Tom Spalding author of 'Cork City: A Field Guide to its Street Furniture'.
There are many aspects of our streets which go unnoticed such as Railings, Lamp Posts, Drain Covers, Bollards, Post Boxes, Benches and Man Hole covers. This is a chance to hear some of the history and stories behind them.
This is an aspect of our streets which is constantly changing and everyone has opinions on what's best! Good design can play a large role in the success of modern street furniture.
These days there are many factors to consider - vandalism, accessibility, sustainability and cost. This cycle offers a chance to appreciate the Street Furniture of past and present.
Cyclists who take part in the "Street Furniture" bicycle ride release and discharge the festival organisers and associated partners from any and all claims, demands, actions and/or liabilities on account of any injury to them or damaged or stolen items of equipment which may occur from any cause whatsoever, including negligence or other fault on the part of anyone released hereunder, during their participation in or transportation to or from said ride.
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