Convenience store to take up tenancy at 200-year-old landmark property in Cork City

A Gala convenience store is to take up residency at Singer’s Corner, a 200-year-old landmark property on Cork City’s Grand Parade, which had operated as a garment alteration business for decades, before closing last March.

The new tenants, secured by agents Casey and Kingston, are expected to start renovation work at the property in the new year with the intention of opening the new store in a couple of months.

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