Fermoy leisure centre faces long closure

A hugely-popular county council-run leisure centre in North Cork will not reopen for several months as the replacement for its malfunctioning air filtration system needs to come from a factory in a Covid-19-ravaged area of Italy.
Fermoy leisure centre faces long closure
Thu, 02 Jul, 2020 - 17:40
Sean O’Riordan

'I am very disappointed with the news that Fermoy swimming pool will not reopen in line with other such facilities in the county,' said Cllr Noel McCarthy.
'I am very disappointed with the news that Fermoy swimming pool will not reopen in line with other such facilities in the county,' said Cllr Noel McCarthy.

A hugely-popular county council-run leisure centre in North Cork will not reopen for several months as the replacement for its malfunctioning air filtration system needs to come from a factory in a Covid-19-ravaged area of Italy.

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