Public consultation commences on how Cork should develop over next decade

An extensive public consultation has commenced on how Cork should develop as a place to live and work over the coming decade.
Public consultation commences on how Cork should develop over next decade
Fri, 26 Jun, 2020 - 18:56
Kevin O’Neill

Cork city's Patrick Street
Cork city's Patrick Street

An extensive public consultation has commenced on how Cork should develop as a place to live and work over the coming decade.

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