It costs taxpayers €16.50 each time a person uses a public toilet in Cork

It costs Cork County Council up to €16.50 for every person who “spends a penny” in a public toilet in Carrigaline.

It costs taxpayers €16.50 each time a person uses a public toilet in Cork
Mon, 24 Apr, 2017 - 18:55

By David Linnane

It costs Cork County Council up to €16.50 for every person who “spends a penny” in a public toilet in Carrigaline.

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