Conor Healy: Government funding pledge needed for Cork Events Centre

The final Government commitment of funding is the only remaining barrier to the project proceeding and would see the project complete by end of 2026
Conor Healy: Government funding pledge needed for Cork Events Centre

CEO of Cork Chamber Conor Healy says it has urged the Government to confirm financial support for the delivery of the long-anticipated Cork events centre without further delay. Picture: David Creedon

As we approach the mid-way point in 2024, we have seen great progress for the business community in Cork.

This has been undeniably marked by significant advancements including the official opening of the Dunkettle interchange, advancing public transport delivery, continuing levels of investment, and much-needed apartment building developments getting under way in the city.

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