Manager targets ‘hitlist’ of 140 sites in drive to tackle derelict properties

Cork’s city manager has drawn up a “hitlist” of 140 properties as part of a major plan to tackle dereliction.

Thu, 15 Mar, 2012 - 00:00

Eoin English

Tim Lucey said they were at various stages of the derelict sites process and measures including legal action against the owners were being implemented.

In a report to councillors, Mr Lucey revealed:

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