No need for Cork search and recovery group to move until new home found for it, council says

There had been concerns Cork City Missing Persons Search And Recovery would be displaced by new docklands development plans
 Grahan Wheatley, Derry Falvey and Chris O'Donovan of Cork City Missing Persons Search And Recovery with Mallow Search and Rescue members on the river at Kennedy Quay last year. Cork City Council has proposed to provide for a new home, on the river, for the group before it begins works on the North Docks. Picture: Jim Coughlan

Grahan Wheatley, Derry Falvey and Chris O'Donovan of Cork City Missing Persons Search And Recovery with Mallow Search and Rescue members on the river at Kennedy Quay last year. Cork City Council has proposed to provide for a new home, on the river, for the group before it begins works on the North Docks. Picture: Jim Coughlan

Cork City Missing Persons Search And Recovery will not be required to move from its current home until a new location is found, the council has confirmed.

There had been concerns it would be displaced by new docklands development plans.

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