No cost-benefit analysis prior to €250k 'We are Cork' campaign

No cost-benefit analysis was carried out before Cork’s two local authorities committed over €250,000 to a marketing campaign for the county.

No cost-benefit analysis prior to €250k 'We are Cork' campaign
Thu, 18 Oct, 2018 - 06:20

By Joe Leogue

No cost-benefit analysis was carried out before Cork’s two local authorities committed over €250,000 to a marketing campaign for the county.

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