Cobh is dilapidated but it’s certainly not dirty

While I agree with Frank Copeland (Letters, Irish Examiner, July 23) about the “dilapidated condition of some vacant commercial buildings” in Cobh, I don’t know where he saw “the endless tide of rubbish”.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

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Cobh is a very clean town and has been voted one of the tidiest towns in Ireland over the last few years.

Joe Mac Coitir

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