Cork City Developments: Eight dynamic projects giving the city a facelift

Here are eight projects that could rejuvenate Cork City.

Cork City Developments: Eight dynamic projects giving the city a facelift
Mon, 06 Apr, 2015 - 01:00

Cork Harbour

An estimated €1bn worth of investment is set to transform the entire harbour region into one of the world’s greatest maritime and tourism centres over the coming years.

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