Iconic Cork building must be put to good use

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

Iconic Cork building must be put to good use
Mon, 02 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
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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?

Eoin Ó Crualaoich

Innisfail

Magazine Road

Cork

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