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TODAY two stories underline the challenges facing a peripheral region trying to compete in an international economy and international jobs market.

Sat, 16 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

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One details the ongoing struggle, including a call to Transport Minister Paschal Donohoe to become involved, to bring a transatlantic service to Cork Airport.

This service would be a wonderful boon to the facility and the region and seems worth fighting for.

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Columnists Place: Cork Airport Place: Cork Place: Limerick motorway Person: Transport Minister Person: Paschal Donohoe Person: Donohoe Organisation: Transport Infrastructure Ireland

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