Council chief executive supports Cork shopping village plans

Cork County Council's chief executive is to provide councillors with a robust account of why he and his senior planners believe it's right to support the construction of a €100m Kildare Village-style shopping centre in an East Cork town.
Council chief executive supports Cork shopping village plans
Thu, 21 May, 2020 - 14:00
Sean O’Riordan

A €100 million Cork Tourist Outlet Village is proposed for the Carrigtwohill area.
A €100 million Cork Tourist Outlet Village is proposed for the Carrigtwohill area.

Cork County Council's chief executive is to provide councillors with a robust account of why he and his senior planners believe it's right to support the construction of a €100m Kildare Village-style shopping centre in an East Cork town.

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CorkPlace: CorkPlace: Kildare VillagePlace: east CorkPlace: CarrigtwohillPlace: County HallPlace: CobhPlace: Cork Metropolitan AreaPlace: N25Place: KillacloynePerson: Tim LuceyPerson: LuceyPerson: Damian EnglishPerson: EnglishPerson: 1000898Organisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Office of the Planning RegulatorOrganisation: OPROrganisation: Rioja Estates'Organisation: Tourist Outlet VillageOrganisation: TOVOrganisation: Rioja EstatesOrganisation: Irish ExaminerOrganisation: County Development PlanOrganisation: Cork City Council
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