Power of culture

IF Cork had not been designated the European capital of culture for 2005, would it be fair to assume that most of the current refurbishment and redevelopment in and around the city would not be taking place and that, above all, the bus station would remain a dilapidated kip for all eternity?

Power of culture
Thu, 09 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

Denis Hurley

Kilbrittain

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