Readers View: Navigation Square does little to chart the road ahead

I write to communicate the dismay of many regarding the “Navigation Square” development on lower Albert Quay, Cork City, that is now nearing completion.

Readers View: Navigation Square does little to chart the road ahead
Tue, 04 Jun, 2019 - 22:48

I write to communicate the dismay of many regarding the “Navigation Square” development on lower Albert Quay, Cork City, that is now nearing completion.

“Navigation Square” is a white wash externally and internally. In two years it could rename itself 'Compass Corner' or 'Mariners Triangle' and few would notice.

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