'Prayers have been answered' by clean up of illegal dump in Cork city

'It’s like our prayers have been answered but this must never be allowed happen again'.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2019 - 16:39

Eoin English

'It’s like our prayers have been answered but this must never be allowed happen again'.

That was the message from residents who live overlooking a vast illegal dump on the northside of Cork city as a massive clean-up operation finally got underway.

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