Bishop Lucey Park to close for two weeks as part of massive redevelopment 

Redeveloped park will include improved access to the historic city wall, a new pavilion, and plaza for hosting events
Bishop Lucey Park to close for two weeks as part of massive redevelopment 

From Tuesday, February 7, Bishop Lucey Park will close to the public for two weeks in order to facilitate advance works on its redevelopment. 

The main public park in Cork city centre is to close to the public for two weeks ahead of its multi-million redevelopment.

Bishop Lucey Park will be off limits to visitors for up to 14 days from next Tuesday to facilitate advance works linked to the physical regeneration of the amenity — a key feature of the wider Grand Parade Quarter regeneration project.

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