'This is our way of showing the Government that there is a way': Cork charity set to provide homes to people

Soup-kitchen charity, Cork Penny Dinners, has bought a city centre apartment which has been converted into its first supported housing project.

'This is our way of showing the Government that there is a way': Cork charity set to provide homes to people

It’s been feeding those in need since the Famine - now one of Ireland’s oldest charities is set to provide homes to people.

Soup-kitchen charity, Cork Penny Dinners, which serves some 2,000 hot meals a week to the needy and homeless in Cork, has bought a city centre apartment which has been converted into its first supported housing project.

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