Chinese visitors run into Irish wall

WHAT? Cork is spending money at the Shanghai Expo to boost tourism from China (Irish Examiner, March 3).

Sat, 06 Mar, 2010 - 00:00

Oh, pleeeeeease!

What’s next? Will Murphy’s invest in a beer distribution network in Saudi Arabia? Or maybe Blarney Woollen Mills will establish an Aran sweater shop in Kenya?

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Courts Columnists Place: Cork Place: China Place: Saudi Arabia Place: Kenya Place: Ireland Place: Shanghai Place: D’Olier Street Dublin 2 Person: Murphy Person: Gerry Mullins Person: Chief Executive Coach Event: Shanghai Expo Organisation: Irish Organisation: Blarney Woollen Mills Organisation: Cork Marketing Partnership Organisation: FAS Organisation: Department of Justice

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