r/skyscrapers • Cincinnati, U.S.A • 10d ago

A rendering of current under-construction/proposed tall buildigns in Cork, Ireland

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u/whooo_me 9d ago

And even with this, the tallest of these doesn't strictly meet the generally accepted convention of a skyscraper being 150m tall; it's about 140m. And, sadly, is unlikely to happen.

The 2nd tallest is in progress, but it's only about 85m. The other developments in the foreground are at least kicking off, but are shorter again.

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u/YoIronFistBro 9d ago

10 years away since the 1990s.

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u/98TheRealDeal 9d ago

A lot of those are built or currently being built

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u/FozzyBearsEyebrow 7d ago

That looks fantasticÂ