Crematorium to be built on derelict island

The first crematorium outside the Dublin region is to be built on a derelict island in Cork Harbour, it was confirmed today.

Fri, 16 Sep, 2005 - 18:31

The first crematorium outside the Dublin region is to be built on a derelict island in Cork Harbour, it was confirmed today.

Cork County Council have granted permission for the €2.5m facility to be sited on Rocky Island, which was formerly used by Irish Steel for storage and as a checkpoint.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Cork HarbourPlace: Rocky IslandPlace: MunsterPlace: south LeinsterPlace: GlasnevinPlace: Newlands CrossPlace: Mount JeromePlace: south of IrelandPlace: HaulbowlinePlace: Haulbowline BridgeOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Irish SteelOrganisation: Strikemount Ltd
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