Virtual events help revive fortunes of proposed operator of Cork's events centre

Reversal in fortunes could potentially bolster Live Nation's commitment to the Leeside project
Virtual events help revive fortunes of proposed operator of Cork's events centre

The upturn in Live Nation's fortunes, as well as a potential payout from a successful court case against its insurer, could bolster its commitment to Cork's events centre which is to be built on the banks of the Lee on South Main St. Picture: Denis Minihane 

The proposed operator of Cork's long-awaited events centre is seeing a significant revival in its fortunes after the Covid-19 pandemic decimated its business, potentially bolstering its commitment to the Leeside project.

Global events promoter Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, saw its share price plummet in the months after the pandemic began, with thousands of concerts and events postponed or cancelled.

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