Cork City Council seeks tenders for €15m Docklands road upgrade

Cork City Council tenders €15m Docklands road scheme to improve transport, unlock regeneration, and pave way for housing and jobs
Proposed public space in Cork's south docks. In April, city councillors approved the multi-million euro upgrade after key changes were agreed. Photo: Cork City Council.

Proposed public space in Cork's south docks. In April, city councillors approved the multi-million euro upgrade after key changes were agreed. Photo: Cork City Council.

Cork City Council has gone out to tender on a major new road project it says will “act as the catalyst” for development in the south docklands area.

The Docklands to City Centre Road Network Improvement Scheme, with an indicative cost of €15m, will include significant works to Terence MacSwiney Quay, Albert Quay, Victoria Road, Monrea Terrace, and the Hibernian Buildings.

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