Ireland a 'cold place for Catholics' says Cork councillor in Bishop Lucey Park renaming row
A CGI impression of the redeveloped Bishop Lucey Park. Picture: Cork City Council
Ireland has become a "cold place for Christians and Catholics", a Fianna Fáil councillor said as Cork city councillors voted to consider a renaming process for Bishop Lucey Park which is undergoing a multi-million revamp.
They voted 17-11 on Monday night to approve a Section 140 motion submitted by Worker’s Party Cllr Ted Tynan, Green Party Cllr Oliver Moran, and Social Democrats Cllr Niamh O’Connor, calling for the renaming process.
