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Council buys 6.5 acres in Blarney village to create new park

A new park is planned for Blarney as Cork City Council has bought land there to create the amenity "for our children and grandchildren".

Council buys 6.5 acres in Blarney village to create new park

Fri, 12 Jun, 2020 - 20:00

Liz Dunphy

The park will include wildflower meadows. File image

A new park is planned for Blarney as Cork City Council has bought land there to create the amenity "for our children and grandchildren".

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