Cotton Ball micro-brewery to expand into MacCurtain Street

One of the longest-running pubs in Cork is due to expand, bringing new life to a former bakery in the city centre.

Cotton Ball micro-brewery to expand into MacCurtain Street
Wed, 13 Feb, 2019 - 17:55
Kevin O’Neill

One of the longest-running pubs in Cork is due to expand, bringing new life to a former bakery in the city centre.

Five years after it first started brewing up a storm by producing its own ales, stouts and lagers, Mayfield's Cotton Ball Brewery is set to have a presence in Cork city centre.

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