Country awaits 4,000 tonne delivery of salt for roads

A 4,000 tonne delivery of salt for treating roads is due to arrive in Cork this evening.

Country awaits 4,000 tonne delivery of salt for roads
Wed, 22 Dec, 2010 - 08:57

A 4,000 tonne delivery of salt for treating roads is due to arrive in Cork this evening.

Up to 130 trucks will be ready to distribute the load around the country.

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