Cork reclaims bank

Well done, Cork City Council, in purchasing the former Cork Savings Bank H/Q, at No 1 Lapps Quay.

Cork reclaims bank
Thu, 27 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
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This beautiful, majestic limestone building, which was built in 1839, housed ‘the people’s bank’ for generations and is rightly now returned to the people of Cork.

Take a bow, City Council.

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