Historic Cork street to be closed to stabilise buildings

Historic Cork street to be closed to stabilise buildings

Derelict buildings on North Main St. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Fri, 07 Aug, 2020 - 20:41

A major street in Cork City centre will be temporarily closed to traffic tomorrow morning, while two buildings are stabilised.  

New external support structures are to be fitted to numbers 63 and 64 North Main St, which partially collapsed in June 2019.

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