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<p>Crowds watched the demolition of The Sextant Bar, Cork to make way for a 25-storey residential 'build to rent' scheme. The scene on Saturday morning last August after the demolition of 145-year-old bar. The developer has now said it is not economically viable to build apartments on the site. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Larry Cummins</span>
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We can turn our city around but we need to start taking back control

Do we want a city of offices, car parks and hotels or one designed for 8- to 80-year-olds to live in, ask Frank O’Connor and Jude Sherry

<p>The Sextant being demolished last August. Picture: Dan Linehan</p>

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Developer's change of direction on Sextant site steers us to causes of housing crisis

<p>New dawn: Apple's arrival into Cork's north quays taking an initial 35,000-40,000 sq ft will boost docklands renewal and activity in both the north and south quaysPic; Larry Cummins</p>

commercial

Apple move to Cork quays may boost office space demand in city's docklands renewal campus centre

Letter to the Editor: Flood scheme concealed in docklands road plans

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Letter to the Editor: Flood scheme concealed in docklands road plans

Green light for residential towers in Cork’s docklands

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Green light for residential towers in Cork’s docklands

€15 million allocated by Government for Cork docklands development

property

€15 million allocated by Government for Cork docklands development