Spike Island looks to reach next level with a number of projects planned for 2019

Records of the 1,300 prisoners held on Spike Island, Cork during the War of Independence will form a special new exhibition at the Cork Harbour centre next year.

Spike Island looks to reach next level with a number of projects planned for 2019
Wed, 24 Oct, 2018 - 04:50

By Sean O’Riordan

Records of the 1,300 prisoners held on Spike Island, Cork during the War of Independence will form a special new exhibition at the Cork Harbour centre next year.

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