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Preserving maritime design on the banks of the River Lee Mary Leland 6 min read A NEW SCHEME, WHICH INCLUDES PLANS FOR A MUSEUM AND VISITOR CENTRE, IS SEEKING TO TRANSFORM BONDED WAREHOUSES ON CORK CITY'S QUAYS WHILE ALSO PAYING TRIBUTE TO A STORIED MARITIME PAST  “It’s almost Cistercian,” murmurs Katherine McClatchie as she surveys the vaulted arcades of the Cork bonded warehouses. It’s true; her lowered voice reflects the quiet in which we wander around this pr...

Performances will run weekly over the lunch hour Written By: News staff | × FARGO — The ArtWORKS program at Hector International Airport, 2801 32nd Ave. N., will host musical performances by Minnesota State University Moorhead students, alumni and faculty throughout the month of March. Performances will run weekly over the lunch hour. The first performance will kick off the program from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 3. Singer Kara Brusven will lead off the five-week series. Brusven plays guitar and piano and performs in a range of musical styles, including classical, jazz, r...

Port of Cork moves out of iconic Custom House Site is set to be redeveloped into a 34-storey hotel and retail development The Custom House Quay site and buildings were sold for €5m in 2017 to Tower Development Properties. Picture: Dan Linehan Thu, 04 Feb, 2021 - 11:58 Catherine Shanahan CORK’S iconic Custom House, an intrinsic part of the city’s maritime history, is no longer home to the Port of Cork, ending a century-long relationship that witnessed major changes to the port. Staff at corporate headquarters vacated the premises last Friday for a move to offices closer to operations in...