Short haul

A FEW weeks ago a spokesman for Cork airport said the new bmibaby service from the east midlands in England was a sign of green shoots.

Short haul
Mon, 22 Feb, 2010 - 00:00
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Well, someone forgot to water the shoots as the service ends after only 10 weeks.

The actions or inactions of the Cork Airport Authority are once again plainly unfit for purpose.

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