Apple submits plan for 300 new parking spaces in Cork City hub

The tech firm says the additional spaces will address a shortfall in existing car parking provision on the Hollyhill site
Apple Operations International Ltd sets out its argument in a detailed planning application to Cork City Council for the need to expand available staff parking at its vast Hollyhill campus. File Picture: Dan Linehan

Apple Operations International Ltd sets out its argument in a detailed planning application to Cork City Council for the need to expand available staff parking at its vast Hollyhill campus. File Picture: Dan Linehan

Global tech giant Apple, the largest private employer in Cork City, has applied for planning for almost 300 new parking spaces at its European HQ on the city’s northside, citing concerns about poor public transport and delays to major transport projects.

Apple Operations International Ltd sets out its argument in a detailed planning application to Cork City Council for the need to expand available staff parking at its vast Hollyhill campus.

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