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Call for proper traffic management before potential opening of two Cork schools

Proper traffic management must be introduced before the potential opening of two new schools in the Cork suburb of Douglas, a local area representative says

Call for proper traffic management before potential opening of two Cork schools

Tue, 23 Oct, 2018 - 18:07

By Niall Murray

Proper traffic management must be introduced before the potential opening of two new schools in the Cork suburb of Douglas, a local area representative says

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