Council defends Gavin garden costs

Cork City Council has defended its provision of funding for a project which will see an award-winning garden designed by Diarmuid Gavin installed in the city, amid disquiet over the cost to the taxpayer.

Cork City Council has defended its provision of funding for a project which will see an award-winning garden designed by Diarmuid Gavin installed in the city, amid disquiet over the cost to the taxpayer.

The Council has said that its contribution to funding the project - the final cost of which has been capped at €2.3m - represents a 'small outlay'.

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