Cork City development plan has no policies on drones, council admits

Cork City Council has no policies in its city development plan regarding drones, but wants information from the Irish Aviation Authority on the matter, amid concern about a drone food delivery service.

Fianna Fáil’s Terry Shannon asked the council to report on the recently introduced service operating from the vicinity of the Marina Market and if it had engaged with the company.

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