Park-and-ride the best value in city parking

I REFER to the column by Peter Levy (Irish Examiner County, December 21).

Thu, 30 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

The traffic division of Cork city council contacted Mr Levy with a view to discussing the article and supplying him with true facts about the highly successful Black Ash park-and-ride.

Mr Levy declined the offer. Is there any editorial policy on checking facts any more in your newspaper?

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