Permission granted for Victoria Cross student apartment complex in Cork city

An Bord Pleanála has overruled its own inspector and granted planning permission for a development of a student apartment complex in Victoria Cross in Cork city.
Permission granted for Victoria Cross student apartment complex in Cork city
The development will see more than 130 student beds built on the former Kelleher's Tyres site, minutes from UCC's main campus. Picture: Larry Cummins
Thu, 02 Jul, 2020 - 16:50
Kevin O’Neill

An Bord Pleanála has overruled its own inspector and granted planning permission for a development of a student apartment complex in Victoria Cross in Cork city.

The development will see more than 130 student beds built on the former Kelleher's Tyres site, minutes from UCC's main campus.

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