Objections to traffic should not hinder Cork housing developments, says economist

A UCC economist has warned that objections to car traffic should not stand in the way of major housing developments.

Objections to traffic should not hinder Cork housing developments, says economist

A UCC economist has warned that objections to car traffic should not stand in the way of major housing developments.

The comments, from regional policy expert Dr Frank Crowley, come as the southside of Cork city faces a number of fast-track planning applications, potentially resulting in more than 500 new homes in the coming years.

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