We may be small, but let’s not be parochial

JOHN HANRAHAN (Irish Examiner Property, December 11) draws attention to Cork’s English Market, saying it’s one place that’s always a capital of culture.

Fri, 17 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

He’s right - we were eating olives in Cork before they had shoes in Dublin - but then he spoils it all by going on about the glorious music of our speech and the sheer glitter of our wit.

Shades of Narcissus, if you ask me.

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