Iconic Cork building must be put to good use

The Cork Savings Bank served the people of Cork well for a long time.

Mon, 02 Nov, 2015 - 00:00

It’s now a long time since Cork City Council acquired the iconic building on Lapps Quay opposite Cork City Hall and yet they still haven’t put it to use.

What are their plans?

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Courts Columnists Place: Cork Place: Lapps Quay Place: Cork City Hall Place: Innisfail Place: Magazine Road Cork Person: Eoin Ó Crualaoich Organisation: Cork Savings Bank Organisation: Cork City Council

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