Tall and taller

IN the Irish Examiner of January 22 you say that the millennium needle is twice the height of Ireland’s tallest building, Liberty Hall.

Tall and taller
Tue, 28 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

I may be putting my neck on the block here, but from my own research I find that Liberty Hall rises to 195ft while the County Hall in Cork ascends to 211ft and is therefore the tallest building in Ireland.

Liam Plante,

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