Fears raised about the impact of political uncertainty on Cork
The comments come amid a spate of new developments Leeside.
Concern has been expresed that political uncertainty could affect some of the major developments Leeside.
It comes amid a stream of upcoming developments such as the revamp of the former Capitol Cinema, the Events Centre, and Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Planning is also be sought for an office block on Albert Quay which will cost around €90 million to build and follows on from the recent opening of One Albery Quay, the building that's been dubbed 'Ireland's smartest building'.
Speaking to RedFM News Defence Minister Simon Coveney says it's vital that a stable government is put in place so investors have confidence in the country.
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