Cork City Council should decide within days whether to permit a café to be developed on a busy city centre corner.

A new education/arts use is being pencilled in for a high profile Cork city centre building by the proposed events centre/Brewery Quarter, which is being sold for well over €1 million.

A REVAMP of the long-established Savoy Shopping Centre may be on the cards, following the circa €2m purchase of the former Quills clothes shop, at nos 106/107 Patrick Street, by the Savoy’s owners, the Clarendon Group.

A REVAMP of the long-established Savoy Shopping Centre may be on the cards, following the circa €2m purchase of the former Quills clothes shop, at nos 106/107 Patrick Street, by the Savoy’s owners, the Clarendon Group.

There’s sheer, distinctive profile and a unique setting at No 46 Grand Parade — a period Leeside building linking Cork city centre and its South Mall to the proposed new events centre on South Main Street.

Recently vacated by clothes retailer Quills, nos 106/107 Patrick Street, Cork City, are selling for €1.95m.

Tommy Barker visits a fine, venerable Bandon property, once home to a swashbuckling adventurer, now home to a doyenne of cafe business

LEAFY surrounds are a feature of the 1970s and 1980s houses in Cork’s old Mount Oval — a niche scheme of detached red-brick homes.

THE customer might be king, but don’t get Mary Rose going on the royal pain that is coffee choices.

IT may not herald a U-turn in property price trends but one of the most exclusive homes to come to the market in Ireland this year failed to sell at auction yesterday, despite an offer of €4m.

A FORMER mental hospital could become a plush new multi-million euro hotel.