We want to build a different city in Cork - Chamber CEO

The fourth industrial revolution creates almost unlimited opportunities to grow and create new industries in Cork
We want to build a different city in Cork - Chamber CEO

'The lack of housing delivery is a real societal issue that needs to be solved and is proving a real drag on growth and economic development in the Cork region.' - Conor Healy, Chief Executive of Cork Chamber. Pic Darragh Kane

With a turbulent 2022 closing out, we can start looking forward to a 2023 that presents a myriad of opportunities for Cork – a year of opportunity.

Building a climate-neutral Cork city, delivering high-density high-quality housing in the city centre, investing in Port development so we can take full advantage of offshore wind and the new hydrogen economy, and continuing to deliver high levels of job creation and FDI are all crucial to delivering a future-fit Cork.

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