Join us on a serene, un-narrated journey through the heart of Cork as we witness the historic reopening of MacCurtain Street as a two-way street, a transformation not seen in over half a century. This video captures the essence of the city's evolution, starting from Leitrim Street, meandering through the newly modified Coburg Street, and finally onto the iconic MacCurtain Street.
MacCurtain Street, named after Tomás Mac Curtain, the Lord Mayor of Cork who was assassinated in 1920, has been a vital artery in Cork's urban landscape. Its rich history echoes through the Victorian architecture that lines the street, reminiscent of a Cork that once was. For 55 years, this street thrived as a one-way thoroughfare, but its story traces back much further, intertwined with the cultural and commercial growth of Cork City.
As you watch, immerse yourself in the authentic street sounds that bring this scene to life, from the rhythmic footsteps of pedestrians to the harmonious blend of city traffic. This video is not just a showcase of urban development; it's a step back into the history of Cork, revived in the modern day. Witness the seamless blend of past and present on MacCurtain Street, where every brick and cobblestone whispers stories of times gone by.
12 сен 2024
