Minister’s sour note for music school funding

I WRITE being somewhat perplexed after having read an article by your political reporter Michael O’Farrell (Irish Examiner, May 9).

Minister’s sour note for music school funding
Sat, 31 May, 2003 - 01:00

My problem is that he tells us Education Minister Noel Dempsey has said that "unless European finance rules are changed" we can not have our entitlement Cork's new School of Music.

Has anyone seen the text of the correspondence as issued by Eurostat, the EU financial watchdog (which should be available under the Freedom of Information Act)?

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