Conclusion
The Carrigrohane Straight featured prominently in Cork's 800 festivities, with the culmination of the Great Race and Steeple Jack. Other uses of the Straight include the new rugby fields, and nature walks. It is proposed that a continuous riverside walk from the Carrigrohane Straight and the Lee Fields to Ballincollig will open up this area to the public.
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