O’Callaghan looks to build €80m Cork hospital

A NEW €80 million private hospital is being proposed for Cork city centre.

O’Callaghan looks to build €80m Cork hospital
Fri, 22 May, 2009 - 01:00
Tommy Barker Property Editor

Developers O’Callaghan Properties (OCP) this week are to go for planning permission for a new 100-bed, 140,000sq ft private facility alongside their Lancaster Gate apartment development and the new Jurys Hotel, on the Western Road.

The hospital will be just half a mile from the Bon Secours where planning was granted last month by An Bord Pleanála for a €100 million expansion.

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