Consultation process
Detailed stakeholder engagement and consultation has formed an integral part in the development of the Cork City Revitalisation Action Plan. Topics are aligned with wider recommendations in this report.
Stakeholder engagement
Arts and Cultural Sector
Public Sector
Private Sector
An extensive stakeholder engagement process was undertaken to capture the views and insights of local stakeholders on the current performance of Cork City Centre, the challenges it currently faces, and potential opportunities for growth. Key topics that were discussed include : • Attractiveness of Cork City as a place to do business • Growth opportunities within the City Centre • Challenges businesses face in Cork City Centre • Opportunities for the City Centre relating to the Docklands • Retail offer in the City Centre, strengths and constraints • Residential units in the city, constraints and opportunities • Availability of amenities and cultural attractions • Infrastructure requirements by 2025 and beyond • Opportunity sites in the City Centre
• Cork City Council Elected Members • Cork City Visitor Attractions • Cork Local Enterprise Office • CultCreaTE • Irish Planning Institute • Irish Rail • Munster Technological University • National Transport Authority • University College Cork • Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
• Cork Chamber • Cork Business Association • Construction Industry Federation • Irish Hotel Federation • Lisney Estate Agents • Savills • Sherry Fitzgerald • Vintners' Federation of Ireland
• Benchspace • Crawford Gallery • Cork Opera House • Cork Craft and Design • Cork International Film Festival • Cork Midsummer Festival • Firkin Crane • Give Us The Night • National Sculptor Factory
• Living Commons • Sample Studios • Triskall Art Centre
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