Development body to hold emergency meeting on airport terminal debt

THE public body charged with the strategic development of the south-west will hold an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss the controversial debt issue facing Cork Airport.

Development body to hold emergency meeting on airport terminal debt
Tue, 14 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Eoin English

News of the special meeting of members of the South-West Regional Authority’s (SWRA) airport consultative committee emerged last night after a separate meeting earlier of the city’s TDs in City Hall.

The debt issue was the sole item on the agenda.

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