Meet the volunteers who are cleaning up parts of rundown Cork city

For the past year, a group of volunteers sharing a passion for Cork has been transforming parts of the city which have long been neglected and left in ruin.

Meet the volunteers who are cleaning up parts of rundown Cork city
Tue, 14 Jun, 2016 - 14:40

By Kevin O'Brien

For the past year, a group of volunteers sharing a passion for Cork has been transforming parts of the city which have long been neglected and left in ruin.

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