Letter to the Editor: Beautiful city is becoming another dirty old town

Yet another section of Cork city centre has just been cordoned off due to crumbling masonry.

Letter to the Editor: Beautiful city is becoming another dirty old town
Mon, 16 Sep, 2019 - 01:00

Yet another section of Cork city centre has just been cordoned off due to crumbling masonry.

A passerby had a lucky escape when a window ledge on the former Moderne building came loose on Thursday.

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