Organisation: Beamish and Crawford

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<p>The Counting House, which dates back to 1792 in the heart of the city’s medieval precinct, has undergone extensive restoration as part of BAM’s Brewery Quarter regeneration project on the South Main Street site. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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Beamish & Crawford plaza to remain off-limits to Cork public

BAM has also confirmed that it is still progressing with the detailed design and 'up-to-date costings' for the long-stalled events centre project

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Beamish and Crawford site student accommodation to cost €1k a month

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Cork events centre: ‘City can’t be held to ransom by contractors’, says publican

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Call made for urgent events centre update

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Public has 'lost' confidence in Cork events centre project

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Events centre launch is not election stunt, says Simon Coveney

Dutch courage: Plans for €150m Brewery Quarter

A €150-million Brewery Quarter tourism and cultural investment is planned for the heart of Cork city, on the four-acre site vacated in 2009 by the historic firm Beamish and Crawford.

Wed, 15 Dec, 2010

‘Pounds, shilling and pence closed Beamish & Crawford’

THE men who worked in Ireland’s oldest brewery discuss the devastating impact its shock closure had on their lives in an award-winning documentary to be screened on Monday night.

Sat, 05 Jun, 2010

Dutch group wins Beamish site contract

A DUTCH-to-Dutch deal to develop the historic Beamish and Crawford site in Cork city has just been confirmed – as work is set to start next week on removing the massive steel tanks at the South Main Street brewery.

Thu, 01 Apr, 2010

Beamish rises to top in 2005

Last year was a record year for Beamish and Crawford, company managing director Alf Smiddy said today.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006