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    1. Bill_Badbody on

      >“I am not opposed to a greenway

      ……

      >She said the vast investment required for the greenway should be spent first repairing and maintaining roads in the area.

      Absolute chefs kiss on NIMBY mindset. I couldn’t have written it better myself.

      Roads over anything else.

    2. NIMBYs gotta NIMBY, god they wouldn’t know what to do with themselves if they didn’t have new stuff to protest against.

    3. JealousInevitable544 on

      Why do NIMBYs always go on about the supposed „lack of consultation“?

      Aside from the fact have there been 3 public information events about the project; do we really believe that if the protesters had all received 1 to 1 sessions with the council beforehand they wouldn’t be out there complaining?

    4. Aggressive-Lawyer-87 on

      >A woman who lived in constant fear when she lived in an earthquake zone in the US says plans to route a major Cork greenway through her family’s land have triggered the same deep-rooted anxiety.

      I’m actually howling. What an intro.

    5. “I have two young daughters and this greenway could be 100m from our back garden, and I would have security concerns around that,” he said.

      Wait till he finds out that there is a road ever closer to his house! 

    6. „A woman who lived in constant fear when she lived in an earthquake zone in the US says plans to route a major Cork greenway through her family’s land have triggered the same deep-rooted anxiety.“

      A multi generational infrastructure project to be shelved because of someones irrational fears, gtfo.

      The problem with all these consultation processes is that people think because they have an opinion it’s the only correct one, very few can be objective and look at the bigger picture.

    7. Remarkable_Gas_8502 on

      First they came on their holidays , and I said nothing, because it was not in my back yard. 

      Then they came with their moving trucks and increased house prices, and I said nothing, because my back yard became very valuable and it also was not in my back yard. 

      Now they come on their bikes, and I must speak out, for this cannot happen in my back yard… not in my back yard 

    8. FreeIrishAbortions on

      People cycling past on their bicylces 100 metres away from your gafff are not going to cause an Earthquake love, fuck off back to america with that nonsense

    9. FollowingRare6247 on

      I remember someone mentioning that people can counter-protest? Effectively indicating support for the project (and hopefully calling out BS for what it is).

    10. They don’t care about the locals. All they care about is wasting our money on bullshit projects. We need maybe road investment to maintain and upgrade what we have. Nevermind building new roads.
      The greenies have flooded all these planning offices to impose their ideology on us all

    11. OldVillageNuaGuitar on

      It’s a shame that this is attracting so much opposition, it would be a fantastic amenity. It would use the [Chetwynd Viaduct](https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/20908603/chetwynd-viaduct-chetwynd-cork) and Goggins Hill Tunnel, as well as providing a useful active travel link for Belgooly (~6km) and Riverstick(~10km) into Kinsale.

      It’s also planned to link up to a larger network of greenways along the old Cork, Bandon and South Coast railways, with separate proejects being advanced around [Skibbereen](https://wcgskibbereen.ie), [Bandon](https://www.wcgbandon.ie), and we’re awaiting a plan for Clon to Skibb.

    12. Is Ireland capable of building or improving anything without people bitching and moaning, is it any wonder that there is a housing shortage.

    13. LurkerByNatureGT on

      > I lived on a fault-line in California, and the anxiety of that is equivalent to the anxiety we’re feeling over this greenway plan

      … so … speaking as someone who actually grew up in an earthquake zone and was near the epicenter of two major quakes as a child … no anxiety at all?

      What a pathetic NIMBY. Clearly too fragile to live. How dare she try to bring California into this. 

      > The preferred route runs through her father-in-law’s dairy farm, and over a site where she and her husband have lodged a planning application for a home.

      Ah, there we have it. She wants to build where the greenway is meant to go and is trying to find any excuse at all. 

    14. irishdevabroad on

      Imagine bringing your kids out to protest against something that would benefit them tremendously…

    15. „The preferred route runs through her father-in-law’s dairy farm, and over a site where she and her husband have lodged a planning application for a home.“

      There’s the crux of it.
      Cries about lack of consultation and splitting the family farm she married into…. Really they’re worried about their planning app.

      Ironically, that’s probably the way to make it work for everyone.

      If their application for one off housing was knocked back due to lack of nearby public transport /infrastructure, then you could easily see them do a 180 and say we’re planning on building a house and need the Greenway.

    16. LightLeftLeaning on

      These greenways are essential for the recreational use of our countryside and for active transport. Rural roads are just too dangerous for the use of cyclists and pedestrians.

    17. Surprising number of protestors in the photo tbh. I’ve just moved nearby and the Bandon proposal seemed fairly well supported.

    18. ComplexButterfly9732 on

      “Greenway are a haven for anti social behaviour” Are they actually delusional?

    19. wascallywabbit666 on

      >She was speaking as she joined a protest last night by several people impacted by the 300m-wide emerging preferred route corridor (EPRC) for the vast Cork to Kinsale greenway outside the last of three public information events on the scheme, which will accept online submissions until August 15 at corkkinsalegreenway.ie.

      >“And we want to build our home here, *but there has been no real consultation about the route* — it’s just awful. 

      She says there has been no real consultation about the route … *while she’s standing outside a public information event* about a preferred route corridor. NIMBYism at its most hysterical.

    20. I don’t mind it being built, as long as I never have to be close to it or see it. Same old same old.

    21. keanehoodies on

      I love „Lack of consulatation“.

      We’re literally in the middle of the THIRD round of consultation.

    22. woodpigeon01 on

      Nothing so reflective of modern Ireland as NIMBYs and their solicitors. It’s one of the big reasons why nothing ever gets done in this country.

    23. >This is being sold as a benefit to tourism, but if you look at what’s between Ballinhassig and Riverstick, there is very little of tourist value in it

      Chicken and egg much?

    24. Fuzzy-Escape5304 on

      Something irks me about involving your children in these photo ops.

    25. mrbuddymcbuddyface on

      NIMBYs slam Cork greenway route: ‚It feels like they are trying to bulldoze my village

    26. redsredemption23 on

      It’s „splitting farms in half“ because it’s running along the old railway line which they’ve been squatting on.

      The only injustice is that they’ll be compensated for stolen land.

    27. redsredemption23 on

      All their complaints about lack of consultation. The problem with this country is we give moanbags too much say. To hell with them.

      The amount of times I’ve seen people oppose things that they then immediately enjoy the benefits of once built is infuriating, they’ll be the first to use it and silently accept that they were idiots for ever opposing it.

      That Cork-Kinsale road is a death trap and no amount of money would make me cycle or walk it, and yet it’s a very manageable distance (by bike). This is an instance of active travel that would get the use to justify the investment.

    28. CranberryClear2573 on

      To the leftie hippies here gushing over the idea of a greenway- how would you like to receive a threatening letter from the council telling you your house/garden/farmland is on the preferred greenway route and if you do not comply your property will be taken over by CPO? More power to the residents.

      This is a disaster of a project, the routes encompass far too much private property, and it cannot come to fruition. It will go the way of the Fermoy greenway, and be quietly dropped.

    29. FunkLoudSoulNoise on

      Fear Fear Fear Typical shite from these morons. We really can’t have anything here because of these scum.

    30. SoloWingPixy88 on

      “I lived on a fault-line in California, and the anxiety of that is equivalent to the anxiety we’re feeling over this greenway plan and the impact it could have on our family’s land,” Megan Sheehan said.

      Megan, a more amenities in your area and better cardio health.

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