East Cork seeing significant investment in bricks, mortar and people

For people who want to enjoy a relaxed rural lifestyle while working in the city, East Cork has it all 
East Cork seeing significant investment in bricks, mortar and people

An aerial overview of new developments in Carrigtwohill, one of the anchor towns seeing new housing and commercial developments in East Cork.  Photo: Chani Anderson

While the draw towards East Cork for individuals has stemmed from its proximity to the city, industry and jobs, the investment of public funds has been equally impressive.

The development of towns such as Midelton and Carrigtwohill is clearly laid out in the Cork County Development Plan 2022-2028 and East Cork is certainly one part of the country where such plans have been methodically followed, with elements falling into place in impressive fashion.

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