The Flour Mills
A landmark new chapter
for Cork Docklands.
A historic icon reimagined. A new neighbourhood shaped by heritage, architecture and ambition.
Where heritage
inspires the future.
The Flour Mills will transform one of Cork’s most recognisable docklands buildings into a contemporary city destination, connecting historic architecture with new homes, active streets and public realm.
Landmark
New Homes
Rooftop Amenity
Public Realm
A working landmark.
A Cork story.
For more than a century, the mill has stood at the edge of the River Lee — shaped by industry, engineering and generations of people who worked on the docks.
Cork National Flour Mills
A major mill and warehouse complex is built on Victoria Quay.
A Modern Mill
Chillingworth & Levie redesign the complex, with construction by John Sisk & Son.
The Odlums Era
Odlums begins flour-milling operations from the Cork Docklands building.
The Next Chapter
The historic structure becomes the centrepiece of a new Cork city neighbourhood.
From historic mill to contemporary living.
Conservation and contemporary architecture come together in one bold composition. The original mill remains the visual anchor, while new residential buildings frame a vibrant new urban quarter.
A new city district
rising from the past.
The Flour Mills form part of a once-in-a-generation transformation of Cork’s South Docks — connecting new homes, waterfront public realm and the wider city.
At the heart
of Cork City.
Set on Kennedy Quay, The Flour Mills sit moments from the city centre, Kent Station, the Marina and the wider docklands waterfront.
Key project details.
A significant new chapter in the ongoing regeneration of Cork Docklands.
Building Cork's Future.
The Flour Mills apartments are being developed by O’Callaghan Properties in partnership with the Land Development Agency (LDA) and are due for completion by the end of 2028. The LDA will be inviting registrations of interest in due course on their website: https://lda.ie/homes/lda-cost-
Project Team
