Fresh planning application lodged for Cork's Marina Market

New application will see access from Kennedy Quay closed off
The  Marina Market has become a popular destination in the city, employing over 300 people and attracting thousands of visitors each week. File picture: Eddie O'Hare

The  Marina Market has become a popular destination in the city, employing over 300 people and attracting thousands of visitors each week. File picture: Eddie O'Hare

A fresh planning application has been lodged in a bid to resolve the issues at Cork’s Marina Market after the city council initially refused permission last year.

It’s understood that CPR Properties Cork is applying for permission for the change of use from warehouse or distribution use to a market and food emporium at the site on Centre Park Road in the city. The market has already been in operation without planning permission for some time.

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