Sean O’Hagan returns to 'cosmopolitan' Cork

When Sean O’Hagan returns to Cork this week he hopes to visit the Apple complex in Hollyhill.

Sean O’Hagan returns to 'cosmopolitan' Cork

O’Hagan left Ireland in the mid-1980s with the country deep in the economic doldrums and Cork on the way to becoming a rustbelt town. Thirty years later, he is struck by the changes every time he comes back.

“It seems pretty cosmopolitan now,” says the 56-year-old. “Everything feels very international. You go out to places like the Glen and Blackrock and there are massive amounts of development.

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