€500m worth of development projects to transform Cork

Several strategic investment projects worth almost €500m will transform Cork City and generate thousands of jobs over the next few years, the city’s business leaders were told last night.

€500m worth of development projects to transform Cork
Fri, 27 Mar, 2015 - 00:00

Several strategic investment projects worth almost €500m will transform Cork City and generate thousands of jobs over the next few years, the city’s business leaders were told last night.

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