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www.portofcork.ie |
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sdymond@portofcork.ie |
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021 462 5355 |
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Port of Cork – Sarah Dymond |
| Right in the heart of the City, these quays and docks still operate at the East end (Kennedy Quay), and the sight of large ships moored almost right next to City hall is visually surprising. |
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www.corkcity.ie |
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arts@corkcity.ie |
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+353 21 492 42 98 |
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Liz Meaney – Arts Officer |
| Kennedy Quay still operates commercially and has a number of interesting features for film makers – original, unrefurbished, stone warehouses and a giant concrete flour mill. |
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| Web: |
www.corkcity.ie |
Email: |
arts@corkcity.ie |
| Tel: |
+353 21 492 42 98 |
Contact: |
Liz Meaney – Arts Officer |
| Lapps Quay is a classic example of a disused and crumbling site which was completely renovated in the 1990’s and is now the showpiece of the Cork Docks area. |
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| Web: |
www.corkcity.ie |
Email: |
arts@corkcity.ie |
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+353 21 492 42 98 |
Contact: |
Liz Meaney – Arts Officer |
| Located on the South Channel of the River Lee which runs through the heart of the City, it is a fine example of the old style City docks that once were the beating heart of Cork. |
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