Failte Ireland To Allocate €300,000 To four Cork Tourist Attractions
It is hoped the funding will help to drive even more visitors and revenue into County Cork
St Mary's Collegiate Church in Youghal, the Old Cork Waterworks on the Lee Road, Fota House and the Cork Public Museum in Fitzgerald Park will all receive the funding boost as part of a new tourism grant scheme.
It is hoped that the funding will help to drive even more visitors and revenue into County Cork.
The investment injection is intended to improve visitors ability to physically interact with the attractions, through the use of audio guides and video exhibits.
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