County battles to keep Blarney from city’s grasp

The battle to extend Cork City Council’s boundary is still not over as the county council has written to Oireachtas members urging them to ensure it retains the Blarney/Tower area.

County battles to keep Blarney from city’s grasp
Fri, 28 Sep, 2018 - 04:45

By Sean O’Riordan

The battle to extend Cork City Council’s boundary is still not over as the county council has written to Oireachtas members urging them to ensure it retains the Blarney/Tower area.

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