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A Rock Museum In Cork Would Help Tourism And Kick Start The Night
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PJ talks to Sheena Crowley who has been campaigning for a rock museum for years and to Arthur Murray from Cork band Ash Red about how a Rock Museum could transform the city and help venues stay profitable, maybe even be a venue itself
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