Cork businesses say quality of life will define the future of the city

Cork businesses say quality of life will define the future of the city
Conor Healy, CEO and Paula Cogan, President of Cork Chamber launch new report Building Economic Resilience. Picture Darragh Kane

Connected public transport, cycleways and green spaces for Cork are the top three priorities of more than 800 business people who set forth their views in an open survey by Cork Chamber.

Almost 1,000 people engaged in a series of sectoral think tanks to identify the best route to a resilient and sustainable recovery for Cork. 

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