Plans for new hotel at Cork’s Victorian Quarter put on hold 

Bridge House Management Company has called for the height of the building to be reduced by at least two floors.
Bridge House Management Company is seeking to overturn the council’s decision to allow the demolition of the Leisureplex bowling alley and arcade to accommodate a 171-bedroom hotel.

Bridge House Management Company is seeking to overturn the council’s decision to allow the demolition of the Leisureplex bowling alley and arcade to accommodate a 171-bedroom hotel.

Plans for a new hotel on MacCurtain Street in Cork have been put on hold following an appeal against the decision of Cork City Council to approve the development.

Bridge House Management Company, which represents the owners of apartments and a commercial office unit in an adjoining building on St Patrick’s Quay, is seeking to overturn the council’s decision to allow the demolition of the Leisureplex bowling alley and arcade to accommodate a 171-bedroom hotel.

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