New sculpture adds cultured touch to city’s docklands

A MASSIVE piece of public art was unveiled in Cork’s docklands last night.

New sculpture adds cultured touch to city’s docklands
Fri, 17 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Eoin English

Reedpod, a 13-metre high, three-tonne sculpture at the €130 million City Quarter development on Lapp’s Quay, was handed over to the city by property developers Howard Holdings.

Lord Mayor Deirdre Clune accepted the sculpture on behalf of the city.

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