Traders in the city aware they must navigate next few weeks very carefully
That's according to Cork restaurateur and CBA board member Claire Nash who was part of a virtual meeting to discuss the easing of restrictions in the city.
Representatives from City Hall, the Gardaí and Cork Business Association attended the meeting to clarify the rules around outdoor dining and discuss how best to tackle anti-social behaviour.
17 city centre streets have been pedestrianised to allow space for up to 2,300 outdoor seats.
A series of large specially designed parasols are also being installed on Princes Street today to keep diners dry.
Speaking to RedFM News, Claire Nash from Nash 19 says it's vital that the reopening is handled properly:
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