Cork City Councillor Says Number Of Public Toilets Opened To Prepare For Crowds
Parts of the city quays have been fenced off to prevent people from gathering, there are more bins and cleaning teams have been doubled up
Independent Councillor Kenneth O'Flynn says so far people are following public health rules:
"In fairness Gardaí have been working very well with Cork City Council. We're moving people, we're getting people moving. We've had some problems on Friday night. But over the weekend, we've seen so far, that people are behaving themselves, people are enjoying the city, are shopping, are enjoying the experience that the city has to offer. And we've had very, very little problems."
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