City’s slow progress ‘under Dublin control’

YOUR report (September 30) about the submission by Cork Chamber of Commerce regarding the docklands development was very interesting.

City’s slow progress ‘under Dublin control’
Fri, 10 Oct, 2008 - 01:00
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I am quite sure it will be ignored again.

Is it not obvious that any developments in Cork that are controlled from Dublin will be blocked, obstructed or delayed, even if they happen to cost nothing? This is not new.

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