Eoin English: Apple bites back over Cork's public transport shortcomings 

The company is highlighting how delays with the delivery of planned public transport services, and of strategic road and active travel infrastructure, is affecting it
Eoin English: Apple bites back over Cork's public transport shortcomings 

Construction work at the Apple Computer campus in Hollyhill, Cork; completion of the so-called HH5 building, will boost employment on campus by over 1,000 when it opens later this year. File picture: Dan Linehan

Tech giant Apple arrived in Cork in 1980, setting up its fledgling Irish operation with a single manufacturing facility and 60 staff in what was then an unemployment blackspot.

Today, it is the city’s largest private employer, with a total staff headcount edging towards 5,350 and its sprawling Hollyhill campus, on a ridge overlooking the city, is a dominant feature on the landscape.

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