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Cork City Council is thrilled with the visual transformation of Patrick Street, thanks to a grant program boosting building facades and shopfronts. With up to €10,000 available—split between small exterior upgrades and historic-style shopfront restorations—property owners are sprucing up their properties, turning the main street into a more inviting, vibrant destination. Key spots like number 76 are already showcasing dramatic improvements, while new planters add greenery and charm. Though initial uptake was slower than hoped, extended deadlines have sparked renewed interest, and the council is still reviewing new applications. The result? A streetscape that’s not just prettier—it’s more welcoming for shoppers, tourists, and locals alike.
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