County’s biggest hotel ‘will benefit region hit by tourism decline’

PLANNING permission has been granted for a 207-room hotel, which, when built, will be the biggest in Co Cork.

Fri, 09 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

The president of the Cork branch of the Irish Hotels’ Federation, John Gately, confirmed this yesterday. It will be built on the seafront at Owenahincha.

He said it was welcome news, especially for West Cork, which had suffered of late from a decline in tourism.

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