West Cork autumn school to discuss the big issues

Global and national challenges are set to be explored at the local level at an inaugural autumn school in West Cork.

West Cork autumn school to discuss the big issues
Mon, 15 Oct, 2018 - 05:40

By Majella Flynn

Global and national challenges are set to be explored at the local level at an inaugural autumn school in West Cork.

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