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Sod is turned on Enable Ireland's new €7m centre for children with disabilities

The sod has been turned on a new €7m centre for children with disabilities on the outskirts of Cork city.

Sod is turned on Enable Ireland's new €7m centre for children with disabilities

Fri, 16 Sep, 2016 - 01:00

Eoin English

Enable Ireland has now launched a massive fundraising campaign to fund the construction of the facility in Curraheen which will replace its ageing Lavanagh Centre in Ballintemple.

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