Letter to the Editor: What does lack of public toilets say about Cork?

The lack of public toilets in Cork City shows a contemptuous disregard for an essential public need, says our letter writer. Picture: Dan Linehan
Letter to the Editor: What does lack of public toilets say about Cork?
Tue, 30 Jun, 2020 - 01:00

The lack of public toilets in Cork City shows a contemptuous disregard for an essential public need, says our letter writer. Picture: Dan Linehan
The lack of public toilets in Cork City shows a contemptuous disregard for an essential public need, says our letter writer. Picture: Dan Linehan

Now that Cork City is so well represented in the new Government might it be possible for them to see to it that the most basic human requirement for public conveniences is provided for a population now approaching a quarter of a million?

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