Cox: No going back on City Of Culture resignations

The Chairman of Limerick City of Culture says the project's former CEO has been the subject of unfair criticism.

Cox: No going back on City Of Culture resignations
Mon, 06 Jan, 2014 - 11:03

The Chairman of Limerick City of Culture says the project's former CEO has been the subject of unfair criticism.

Patricia Ryan announced her resignation yesterday saying that speculation surrounding her appointment compromised her authority to do the job.

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