Govt sells Cork barracks for €41m

Defence Minister Michael Smith has formally completed the sale of Murphy Barracks in Ballincollig, Co Cork.

Govt sells Cork barracks for €41m
Tue, 28 Oct, 2003 - 13:01

Defence Minister Michael Smith has formally completed the sale of Murphy Barracks in Ballincollig, Co Cork.

The 90-acre site has been sold for €41m, with the proceeds due to be reinvested in the Defence Forces.

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