Cork City boundary D-day announced

The environment minister has given an expert group nine months to review the case for the first extension of Cork’s city boundary in 50 years.

Cork City boundary D-day announced
Fri, 16 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
Eoin English

Minister Alan Kelly said when the independent group, which has been given wide-ranging terms of reference to review all aspects of local government structures in Cork, reaches their September deadline they may recommend a merger of the city and county councils.

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