'Further boost' for CIT as Bishopstown campus set for €19m refurbishment

The Department of Education has this week approved €18.75m in principal towards significant building upgrades at CIT which, it says, represents a “further boost” to the institute.

'Further boost' for CIT as Bishopstown campus set for €19m refurbishment
Tue, 17 Dec, 2019 - 16:29
Jess Casey

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) is to receive almost €19m towards the refurbishment of its Bishopstown campus.

The Department of Education has this week approved €18.75m in principal towards significant building upgrades at CIT which, it says, represents a “further boost” to the institute.

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