Eoin English: Planned €100m Kildare Village-style centre in Cork hinges on minister's decision

Plans for a €100m retail outlet east of Cork City now hinge on a ministerial decision which experts say represents a significant test case for the State's planning watchdog.
Eoin English: Planned €100m Kildare Village-style centre in Cork hinges on minister's decision
Mon, 11 May, 2020 - 15:15
Eoin English

Plans for a €100m retail outlet east of Cork City now hinge on a ministerial decision which experts say represents a significant test case for the State's planning watchdog.

The deadline passes tomorrow for submissions on the complex planning process linked to contentious proposals for a Kildare Village-style development on a site near Carrigtwohill.

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AnalysisRetail sectorPlace: Kildare VillagePlace: CorkPlace: Cork CityPlace: East of Cork CityPlace: CarrigtwohillPlace: KillacloynePlace: EuropePlace: IrelandPlace: N25 CorridorPlace: MidletonPerson: Damien EnglishPerson: Martin RiordanPerson: EnglishEvent: Covid-19Organisation: Office of the Planning RegulatorOrganisation: OPROrganisation: Department of Housing, Planning and Local GovernmentOrganisation: Rioja EstatesOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Oireachtas
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