Meath at the mercy of conflicting forces

THE Government and Meath County Council seem to have a two-forked approach to the development of the Royal County.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

On the one hand the county manager describes Meath as “the heritage capital of Ireland” and vows to develop that aspect of the county.

One the other hand, the council is encouraging industry into the area.

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