Cork housing project stalled by 'complex contractual dispute'

It is designed to improve the quality of the mostly 1970s-built local authority housing in the area
Work has ground to a halt on 24 houses that were being built under phase 2C of the Cork Northwest Quarter Regeneration project. File picture

Work has ground to a halt on 24 houses that were being built under phase 2C of the Cork Northwest Quarter Regeneration project. File picture

A “complex contractual dispute” has stalled the delivery of homes in one of the largest housing regeneration projects in the state.

Work has ground to a halt on 24 houses that were being built under phase 2C of the Cork Northwest Quarter Regeneration project — the massive multi-annual and phased regeneration project which began in the Knocknaheeny and Hollyhill area on city's northside almost a decade ago.

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