UCC acquire €17.25m Cork city property for new business school

University College Cork (UCC) has today signed contracts for the acquisition of Dairygold’s property in South Terrace for €17.25 million.

UCC acquire €17.25m Cork city property for new business school
Thu, 25 Apr, 2019 - 14:48
Digital Desk staff

University College Cork (UCC) has today signed contracts for the acquisition of Dairygold’s property in South Terrace for €17.25 million.

Cork University Business School (CUBS) is to develop a new building on the site which will accommodate 4,000 students and 200 staff.

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