Treatment of Cork Airport: A question of fair play for South West

THERE is something chilling about the response given by most Cork City-based members of the Dáil to two simple questions posed by the Irish Examiner on Tuesday in relation to the tribulations of Cork Airport.

Treatment of Cork Airport: A question of fair play for South West
Thu, 05 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
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Each was asked: A. Do you think the airport should receive a debt write-down?

B: Do you think it should have an independent authority separate to the Dublin Airport Authority?

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