€30m Beamish Counting House is ready for tenants and Event Centre plans shift up a gear  

Beautifully restored, with plenty of nods to its brewing heritage, it could make an ideal civic building, such as a museum or library, with state-of-the-art offices 
Front facade of Counting House with new office block to the rear Picture: Denis Minihane

Front facade of Counting House with new office block to the rear Picture: Denis Minihane

THE use of the rejuvenated Beamish Counting House as a civic building in Cork city’s medieval core is just one of the possibilities being floated by developers BAM who have invested €30m in the new multi-use development, which is now ready for tenant fit-out.

Fantastic stairwell in the restored Beamish Counting House development with timber supplied by Tullamore-based Glenn Wood Joinery and steelwork by Plant & Engineering, in Killeens, Blarney. Picture Denis Minihane.
Fantastic stairwell in the restored Beamish Counting House development with timber supplied by Tullamore-based Glenn Wood Joinery and steelwork by Plant & Engineering, in Killeens, Blarney. Picture Denis Minihane.

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