€90m office block Navigation Square clears objections in Cork

Cork city centre’s largest office scheme, Navigation Square, is now cleared for a €90m build commencement by the summer which could facilitate 3,000 jobs.

€90m office block Navigation Square clears objections in Cork
Thu, 30 Mar, 2017 - 01:00
Tommy Barker

The news comes after the last of three objections to its construction was withdrawn.

The O’Callaghan Properties’ (OCP) development, in four blocks on Albert Quay, facing the Port of Cork, is on the site first proposed by OCP for an events centre.

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