County boss vows ‘no repeat’ of sulky racing on road

Cork’s county manager has promised to do everything in his power to prevent a repeat of Traveller families taking over a main road for sulky racing.

Tue, 15 May, 2012 - 01:00

Sean O’Riordan

Standing orders were suspended at a council meeting yesterday to discuss “the seriousness” of an incident on the Cork-Mallow road in recent weeks which was posted on YouTube.

Cllr Dan Fleming (FF) called for a debate on the incident which involved more than 60 Travellers.

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Courts Crime Place: Cork-Mallow road Person: Traveller Person: Cllr Person: Dan Fleming Person: Dan Joe Fitzgerald Person: FF Person: Cllr Pa O’Driscoll Person: FG Person: Noel O’Connor Person: Pat Burton Person: Kevin Murphy Person: Deirdre Forde Person: Martin Riordan Person: Michael Hegarty Person: Gardaí Organisation: Department of the Environment Organisation: Cork County Joint Policing Committee

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