Why get into a spin over roundabout?

I WISH to respond to the letter from Cllr Michael McGrath relating to the Kinsale Road roundabout in Cork city being finished ahead of schedule (Irish Examiner, May 20).

Mon, 05 Jun, 2006 - 01:00

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I was disappointed at the councillors’ congratulations to the contractors for working at night and weekends.

This is what I assumed they would and should be doing anyway.

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