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Cork harbour, a national asset with vast growth potential

Cork harbour economy has the potential to reach a GDP of €12bn by 2040 and its growth ambitions will be conscious of urban and rural communities, says Tim Lucey

Cork harbour, a national asset with vast growth potential — An aerial view of Cork harbour, whose depth and shape makes it one of the world’s safest ports. Photo: Robert Bateman

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Tim Lucey, Chief Executive of Cork County Council, on the unique Cork harbour economy

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