Gerry O'Sullivan Park
Cork, Ireland
Gerry O'Sullivan Park is a 24,281 m² small inner-city park in the northside of Cork
It provides green space in a deprived urban area with limited access to outdoor recreation. The park features benches, play areas (including wheelchair-accessible equipment), and exercise facilities. It is fully accessible, open 24/7, and often used by local schools for outdoor learning and community activities.
PARK INFO
- Access: Free
- Type of Park: Urban Public Recreation & Community Green Space
- Size: 24,281 m²
- Governance: Cork City Council
Accessibility & Inclusion
Accessibility & Facilities
- Fully wheelchair-accessible paths
- Playground suitable for children with disabilities
- Exercise equipment for public use
Protection Status
- Actively maintained by Cork City Council
- Focus on public access, community well-being, and safe recreational space
Educational & Community Value
Educational Activities:
- Used by schools for outdoor learning and environmental education
- Encourages local community engagement
Community & Recreation:
- Walking, casual exercise, and play
- Wheelchair-accessible playground equipment
- Benches and resting areas
Biodiversity & Natural Features
Flora & Habitats:
- Small selection of trees, plants, and flowers
- Limited biodiversity due to inner-city location
Fauna:
- Minimal wildlife; proximity to a local community garden offers additional habitat
Ecological Importance:
- Provides critical green space in a deprived urban neighborhood
- Supports microhabitats for birds and insects
Map of the park
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