Michael Moynihan: Cork has rich history but must look to Europe and make connections

Houses in Cork City built in the 1830s, when Alexis de Tocqueville visited the area. Picture:  Larry Cummins

Since beginning this column I notice that everyone has an opinion.

Which is fair enough. Who wants sheep? It’s an indication of people’s commitment to the city and their passion for the place that they’re bothered enough to take a view.