Office staff move breaches planning, Dairygold told

THE Dairygold Co-op has been told its controversial proposal to relocate 120 office staff at Cork Airport Business Park is in breach of planning.

Sat, 20 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Sean O’Riordan

Cork county manager Maurice Moloney yesterday said the initial view of council officials was such a move would not be in line with existing planning legislation.

He said the company had been informed of the decision and was taking legal advice.

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Place: Cork Airport Business Park Place: Cork Place: Mitchelstown Place: north Cork Person: Maurice Moloney Person: Moloney Person: Cllr Person: Kevin O'Keeffe Person: O'Keeffe Person: Liam O'Doherty Person: Dairygold Organisation: Dairygold Organisation: Dairygold Co-op Organisation: County Development Plan Organisation: Jetmagic Organisation: Cork County Council

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