Cork city shaping up for great 2017

As it is the last week of 2016 I’ve taken my glass half-full tablets for this final column of the year.

Cork city shaping up for great 2017
Thu, 29 Dec, 2016 - 00:00
Joe Gill
Joe Gill

A random walk around Cork City provides a swathe of developments that provide reasons to be optimistic as we enter the new year.

Foremost among those is the looming edifice of the Capitol Complex which will energise the city centre.

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