City opts to take slice of revenue instead of buying car park

A city has decided to take a slice of the revenues from one of Cork’s busiest car parks for the next decade instead of buying it out.

City opts to take slice of revenue  instead  of buying car park

Councillors agreed to accept a detailed report from city manager Tim Lucey on the council’s future involvement in the 395-space, 24-hour City Hall car park on Eglinton St.

It will see the council extending the lease for a decade and taking:

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