Regeneration of Cork's Beamish and Crawford quarter and Bishop Lucey Park progressing  

Cork City Council has put out a notice seeking interest from contractors to carry out the works, which are estimated to take 18 months and cost €7.5m

A series of 'bespoke in-situ concrete features within Bishop Lucey Park' will be built, including a pavilion facing Grand Parade and a tower to South Main Street as part of the City Council's regeneration plans.

Cork City Council has moved a step closer with its plans for a multimillion euro development aimed at regenerating the city's historic Beamish and Crawford quarter, including improvement works to Bishop Lucey Park.

It has put out a notice seeking interest from contractors to carry out the works, which are estimated to take 18 months and cost €7.5m.