Greenways and start-up hubs in the works for Cork by 2024

'Plan will go beyond the traditional approach of counterbalancing the growth of Dublin and will instead foster all that is great about the region'
Greenways and start-up hubs in the works for Cork by 2024

Minister of State for Business, Employment and Retail Damien English at the RDI Hub in Killorglin to launch the South-West Regional Enterprise Plan to 2024. Included from left, Patricia Quane, chair, Regional Enterprise Plan; Fexco CEO Neil Fosty; Regional Enterprise programme manager Jonathan Hoare; and Jerry Moloney, Department of Enterprise. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Fáilte Ireland has said it will develop an international standard greenway network in Cork City, harbour, and East Cork by 2024.

This is one of several goals outlined in the newly published Regional Enterprise Plan to 2024 for the south-west. The plan is made up of short-and long-term objectives by Enterprise Ireland, the IDA, Government, and other partners, for the south-west region.

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