Share Dublin airport spoils with Cork

GOVERNMENT policy on Cork airport makes a mockery of its supposed commitment to decentralisation and regional development.

Mon, 26 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
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The Transport Minister says Cork needs to survive on its own, without aid from Dublin airport.

If that is the case, then Dublin airport should not be made a gift of the eight Great Southern Hotels (or the 25% share in City Hotel in Derry), or the airport joint ventures in Dusseldorf, Hamburg and Birmingham, or the duty-free shops in Moscow, St Petersburg, Ukraine, Canada and JFK in New York.

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