Place: Horgans Quay

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<p>Older structures on Horgan's Quay are folded into new, larger buildings like this modern office block 'sitting' on top of the former 'Goods Shed'. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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Michael Moynihan: Rediscovering the new parts of a reimagined old trading city

The office blocks on Cork's Horgan's Quay are brand new, the footpaths are clean as a whistle

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Building with Seamus Murphy sculpture just for dogs for sale on St Patrick's Street

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Sale of farm supplies shop may lead to Cork City’s next major development

property

Cork's iconic Thompsons Bakery to rise again in different guise

property

Lazarus apartments on Leeside: Lancaster Gate's €40m revival with 88 'Build to Rent' units

property

Cinema could make a return to the Savoy in Cork

Prism skyscraper developers hope to begin construction this year

The developers of the Prism Building in Cork say they expect to be on-site at the development before the end of the year.

Wed, 04 Sep, 2019

Penrose Dock meeting tall order

The tallest office building so far developed in Cork City, Penrose Dock next to Kent Rail Station at up to nine storeys, is setting an even more impressive record: its first core and lift shaft is up to full height, less than a year after the €125m project on the city’s north quays first applied for planning permission.

Fri, 19 Apr, 2019

Cork developer warns about lack of residential accommodation to house growing workforce and population

CONSTRUCTION work will roll from one block to another at Cork city’s largest ever office scheme, Navigation Square, over the next three years, pledged developer Brian O’Callaghan this week.

Wed, 20 Mar, 2019

Infill Cork city site has 'rail' scope for development

Developers with 'tunnel vision' are being canvassed for a Cork city centre plot, which directly overlook overlooks two sites where work is now underway on €300 million worth of projects.

Tue, 19 Mar, 2019

Ballincollig apartment sale may attract some of Elysian bidders

THE quiet market sale of a €30m-plus residential development, totalling 165 apartments in Cork’s Ballincollig, is likely to see a continuation of overseas buyers and funds now looking for multi-family investments of scale, outside of the Dublin market.

Thu, 03 May, 2018

With about 1,300 rooms in the planning pipeline, Cork’s stock of hotel beds could jump by 60%

Over 1,300 new hotel beds are in various stages of planning in Cork city and if even half come though could boost hotel capacity by 30% — “but the Cork Events Centre proceeding is necessary for the city to exploit its true potential,” says Tom Barrett, director of Hotels and Leisure at Savills.

Thu, 16 Nov, 2017

Major ‘HQ’ development for Cork quayside

DEVELOPMENT worth €160 million, spanning eight buildings and to include 237 apartments, a 136-bed hotel, 400,000 sq ft of offices and an acre of open plaza is coming on track on Cork city’s Horgan’s Quay.

Thu, 07 Sep, 2017

€15m boost for Cork’s Victorian Quarter

Up to €15 million is to be invested by a range of businesses in the next few years in Cork’s ‘Victorian Quarter’, anchored by the rejuvenated MacCurtain Street, where up to a dozen new businesses have arrived in the past two years.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2017

Cork's new €90m office development could break ground in a matter of months

Planning approval for a €90 million office scheme, capable of hosting 3,000 jobs, has been granted by Cork City Council for a significant urban site — the next springboard move into docklands renewal in the city.

Mon, 12 Sep, 2016

WATCH: Victorian Cork city villa was rebuilt after a fire and 50 years of dereliction

Tommy Barker reports on a Cork city property which has been carefully rebuilt with salvaged materials after being completely gutted in a fire.

Sat, 14 May, 2016

Kent Station revamp will transform Horgans Quay

NEW linkages and a whopping 2 million passengers per year feeding into and out of CIE’s Kent Station Cork will raise the profile of the transport company’s Horgans’ Quay development site, which gets put back out for tender this week.

Thu, 07 Apr, 2016

Penrose Wharf has location down to a tee

TEE-ED up for a sale is Unit No 1 at Cork City’s increasingly prominent commercial hub, Penrose Wharf — the point at which the N27 city route from Cork’s airport ends at the N8.

Thu, 17 Mar, 2016

Office spaces opening up in Cork city

CORK’S City centre office supply looks set to take a quantum leap forward along its quays, hot on the heels of the success of the One Albert Quay development by John Cleary Developments.

Thu, 25 Feb, 2016

Cork City Development: Separate authorities are key to ‘selling’ city

Last week’s collective confirmation of major development projects for Cork gave a welcome fillip to everyone in the city, writes Owen O’Callaghan MD, O’Callaghan Properties 

Mon, 06 Apr, 2015

Good brews for park

A multi-million euro brewing investment has commenced on Cork city’s Marina Park— ironically, in a 50,000 sq ft unit previously used by Beamish and Crawford as a distribution depot.

Thu, 30 Oct, 2014

Body discovered aboard boat in Cork city

Gardaí are investigating the discovery of a man's body on a boat in Cork city last night.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2006

Ambitious plan to create leading European waterfront

THE Cork docklands renewal project is one of the most ambitious urban renewal projects in the State.

Thu, 07 Apr, 2005

The rest of the country is not even a Pale imitation

THE National Spatial Strategy (NSS) states that “the ability of Greater Dublin and some other areas to attract large-scale inward investment is clearly associated with their perceived advantages of being significant urban areas ...

Tue, 08 Mar, 2005