Cork Developments

[daftbrush]

Saw hoarding around Debenhams over the weekend which is good to see. Seems to be some action there at long last.
Work well under way on the old Liam Ó Ruiséail's book shop on Oliver Plunkett Street. Here's Health going in there. Hopefully they'll respect the heritage of the facade and wont erect some God awful signage on it.

Hopefully Diarmuid o Cadhla will not insist in the sign over the frontale to be in Irish in hounour of IRA man liM o ruesseal

 

[Jimmy the Gent]

Planning granted for 30 new apartments and food market at derelict Cork site

There are some big changes coming for one of the most visible derelict sites in Cork

www.corkbeo.ie

About time.

 

[El Guapo]

Now released from jail in the US, Irish Navillus executives will fight to clear their names

New York construction kingpins Dónal O’Sullivan and Pádraig Naughton will bid to have their fraud convictions overturned

www.irishexaminer.com

Kerry Navillus lads out of Jail.

Prism project not dead just in a zombie state

 

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

Now released from jail in the US, Irish Navillus executives will fight to clear their names

New York construction kingpins Dónal O’Sullivan and Pádraig Naughton will bid to have their fraud convictions overturned

www.irishexaminer.com

Kerry Navillus lads out of Jail.

Prism project not dead just in a zombie state

Apartments…no nah never, no nah never no more.. a financial zombie land outside of Dublin, the student & rental market. Even in Dublin now the planning has changed to stop company’s doing build to let’s.

 

[poulgorm]

The prism will stay in a zombie state for a long time. A surplus of office space world wide, due to WFH.

And who knows what effect AI will have on office space demand, in the future.

 

[Meridian]

The site compound portacabins that Sisk had below in Dunkettle are in the process of being dismantled and transported and reassembled down by Ringaskiddy for the m28 project.

Hopefully that is a sign that Sisk have gotten the go ahead on that job, I do hope so, they deserve it after the excellent work they did in Dunkettle.

 

[polladdy]

The site compound portacabins that Sisk had below in Dunkettle are in the process of being dismantled and transported and reassembled down by Ringaskiddy for the m28 project.

Hopefully that is a sign that Sisk have gotten the go ahead on that job, I do hope so, they deserve it after the excellent work they did in Dunkettle.

Excellent me hole. Like all tier 1 contractors they cost too much, spend too much focus on virtue signalling safety and make fuckall money (20m in 1,5billion) . The offices bty are the council offices being set up in ringaskiddy.

Added to that the most counter intuitive design of an interchange by the NRA adds to a total shambles... dublin road from tunnell is lethal.

 

[daftbrush]

Excellent me hole. Like all tier 1 contractors they cost too much, spend too much focus on virtue signalling safety and make fuckall money (20m in 1,5billion) . The offices bty are the council offices being set up in ringaskiddy.

Added to that the most counter intuitive design of an interchange by the NRA adds to a total shambles... dublin road from tunnell is lethal.

Is lethal ? can you discuss

 

[JimmyBarrySmurph]

Is lethal ? can you discuss

Lethal I’m not sure, but there is something way off about the whole layout & design.
I’m driving through it 10-12 times a week and every time I drive through it I’m less impressed.
Like the Sars & Kinsale flyovers the grade changes and road surfacing is poor.
It does improve traffic flow but could be much better

 

[Meridian]

Excellent me hole. Like all tier 1 contractors they cost too much, spend too much focus on virtue signalling safety and make fuckall money (20m in 1,5billion) . The offices bty are the council offices being set up in ringaskiddy.

Added to that the most counter intuitive design of an interchange by the NRA adds to a total shambles... dublin road from tunnell is lethal.

My reference to excellent is how they managed to construct that Interchange considering the levels of live traffic, the railway line and the water down there.
They would have built it to whatever specification they were given, so if there is a design issue, it is not Sisks doing.