Why are city’s old buildings neglected?

I HAVE only been in Cork for two months after relocating my business from England.

Why are city’s old buildings neglected?
Tue, 07 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

Can anyone explain to me, in the run-up to the capital of culture year, why all those old Victorian buildings are so rundown many of them empty?

You have only to walk around the city to see them. It's a shame.

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