See the transformation of Nano Nagle Place into a heritage centre and community hub

Nano Nagle Place off Douglas Street, Cork, which has been transformed into a heritage centre, gardens and community education hub.

See the transformation of Nano Nagle Place into a heritage centre and community hub
Fri, 10 Mar, 2017 - 00:00
Irish Examiner digital staff

We sent videographer Denis Minihane to take a look around and to chat with Shane Clarke, CEO Nano Nagle Place.

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