I.T And Science Campus Considered On The Western Approach To The City
The proposal is being considered as part of the boundary extension
An I.T and science campus on the Western approaches to the city is being considered as part of the boundary extension.
It's been confirmed to RedFM News that the possibility of such a campus in areas that will soon fall under the remit of the city is being explored in a bid to attract more I.T companies to Cork.
An influx of I.T. software and security companies are expected in the coming years with the construction of a number of new office blocks in the city centre.
However speaking to RedFM News Lord Mayor Cllr Mick Finn says the city boundary extension provides a real opportunity to attract even more companies by also providing locations outside the city centre itself:
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