City Council says wait for Events Centre will be worth it
The Deputy Chief Executive of Cork City Council says while the wait for the Events Centre is frustrating, it will be worth it.
Concern has been expressed about the future of the Events Centre after city councillors were told by BAM contractors that an extra €12 million in public funding would be needed to complete the highly anticipated venue.
Internal design changes are being blamed for the increased cost, and it's feared new planning permission may be required for the changes that are being sought by venue operators Live Nation who say the size of the venue needs to be increased by 3,500 sq metere to make it commercially viable.
Speaking to RedFM News Deputy Chief Executive of Cork City Council Pat Ledwidge says while the delays may be of concern they will be for the best in the end:
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