The rest of the country is not even a Pale imitation

THE National Spatial Strategy (NSS) states that “the ability of Greater Dublin and some other areas to attract large-scale inward investment is clearly associated with their perceived advantages of being significant urban areas ...

The rest of the country is not even a Pale imitation
Tue, 08 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

... with international transport connections, third-level and other educational and research facilities, business services, cultural and entertainment facilities.”

A long overdue investment in infrastructure of nearly €150m is being made in Cork Airport. The Dublin Airport Authority has decided, against the wishes of the Cork Airport Board (which is still without authority), and others, to save €100,000 by not providing air bridges as envisaged in the original design.

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