Planning granted for demolition works to former IFI site in Cork Harbour

Separate planning application for a new fertiliser plant is currently being assessed
Planning granted for demolition works to former IFI site in Cork Harbour

The former IFI plant and lands at Marino Point. Picture: Denis Scannell

Thu, 04 Mar, 2021 - 09:58
Alan Healy

Planning permission has been granted to clear derelict buildings on the former IFI fertiliser site in Cork Harbour.

The 37-hectare site at Marino Point was acquired by the Port of Cork and development company Lanber Holdings in 2017 to facilitate its redevelopment.

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