Cobh boosted by purchase of former IFI site at Marino Point

A Port of Cork-led consortium’s purchase of the former IFI site at Marino Point could have huge benefits for Cobh.
Cobh boosted by purchase of former IFI site at Marino Point
Thu, 28 Jul, 2016 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Almost all of the town’s industrial jobs have been lost in the past 30 years, with Cobh’s road infrastructure now in need of significant upgrading.

A proposed initial €10m redevelopment of the site will bring construction jobs and additional permanent jobs when finished.

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