Cork must stop comparing itself to Dublin and start creating

Cork as a city has the building blocks in place to develop to a sufficient scale to compete on the international stage with major developments across many sectors, writes Isobel O’Regan.

Cork must stop comparing itself to Dublin and start creating

Cork as a city has the building blocks in place to develop to a sufficient scale to compete on the international stage with major developments across many sectors, writes Isobel O’Regan.

Cork, Ireland’s second city, but a city in it is own right, is connected and open for business.

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