Restaurant street tables to be trialled as part of Limerick council's recovery plans

Image: Shutterstock/Kutlayev Dmitry Image: Shutterstock/Kutlayev Dmitry RESTAURANTS IN LIMERICK city are to be allowed provide street tables as part of a proposed trial initiative by Limerick City and County Council to support local businesses as Covid-19 restrictions ease.

“These will range from pedestrianising some of the city centre to facilitating hospitality and other retailers bring their businesses out on the streets and help them trade through the social distancing restrictions that will apply as they resume operations.”Some instances will involve removal of parking, local footpath widening, partial road closures and temporary traffic management, the Council stated.

Other measures being considered to give businesses an edge, and to encourage the public back into the city centre, will include animations from 3D street art to creating giant games and pop-up street spectacle events.

Sortof like Spain

GalwayCityCo 🙏

Go Limerick!! corkcitycouncil and Corkcoco next?

It will be raining by Wednesday 🙄

As long as it's still enough space for people to walk safely, I agree. Don't forget about the visually impaired and wheelchair users either.

Considering it’s the wettest place I’ve ever lived....I wish them luck

We're trying our out social distancing using our 20 acres RadissonBluLime just outside LimerickCity... Dining Alfresco will be limericks new thing 😉🙃

All you need is dry weather and thats rare in lreland

This is Limerick, not the Mediterranean 😂 Prople think this good spell will continue indefinitely 😂

Fantastic initiative for a great city.

Makes sense.

elisaodonovan

Someone better tell the current weather spell is not normal rain

ian_jen

its a great idea, esp during the summer months

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