Plans for Mitchelstown's Georgian quarter to be published in January

Public to have their say on upgrades to town's cultural/heritage quarter
Councillors told a plan to significantly improve  Fermoy town centre was slightly further away from completion, but would involve consultation with various stakeholders, including business owners, before it is completed. Picture Denis Minihane

Councillors told a plan to significantly improve  Fermoy town centre was slightly further away from completion, but would involve consultation with various stakeholders, including business owners, before it is completed. Picture Denis Minihane

One of two plans for the major upgrading of the largest towns in North-East Cork will go out to public consultation towards the end of next month.

Consultants are finalising their report for enhancing the historic Georgian cultural/heritage quarter in Mitchelstown, while a plan to significantly improve the town centre in nearby Fermoy is slightly further away from completion, but will involve consultation with various stakeholders, including business owners, before it is completed.

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