Cork Lord Mayor criticised for level of pay

Cork's Lord Mayor is being criticised for his the level of his salary, despite volunteering to take a 10% cut.

Cork Lord Mayor criticised for level of pay
Wed, 12 Sep, 2012 - 09:46

Cork's Lord Mayor is being criticised for his the level of his salary, despite volunteering to take a 10% cut.

John Buttimer offered to reduce his salary, in recognition of his council's financial difficulties.

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