Beamish & Crawford plaza to remain off-limits to Cork public

BAM has also confirmed that it is still progressing with the detailed design and 'up-to-date costings' for the long-stalled events centre project

The Counting House, which dates back to 1792 in the heart of the city’s medieval precinct, has undergone extensive restoration as part of BAM’s Brewery Quarter regeneration project on the South Main Street site. Picture: Larry Cummins

A new city plaza which has been developed outside the regenerated Beamish & Crawford Counting House in Cork city will remain closed to the public until the building is occupied.

The confirmation came from developers BAM who restored the historic former brewery building and opened it and the plaza to the public for the first time at the weekend for a creative event.