Cork City's collapsed quay wall now fully restored 'to a very high standard'

The collapse occurred on the wall adjacent to the north-eastern side of the South Gate Bridge
Cork City's collapsed quay wall now fully restored 'to a very high standard'

The collapse occurred on the wall adjacent to the north-eastern side of the South Gate Bridge. Picture: Eoin Lettice

A section of the wall along the historic quay by Cork City’s South Gate Bridge has been fully restored, some 22 months since it collapsed.

The collapse occurred on the wall adjacent to the north-eastern side of the South Gate Bridge and about 3sq m of the quay collapsed into the river in August 2022.

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