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Cork County Board should look after its own, not the rulebook

Cork people pride themselves on being a race apart. Whether or not you own a t-shirt with the People’s Republic in red and white on it, gentle reader, you are hardly unaware of this phenomenon.

Cork County Board should look after its own, not the rulebook

Fri, 20 Jul, 2018 - 06:45

By Michael Moynihan

Cork people pride themselves on being a race apart. Whether or not you own a t-shirt with the People’s Republic in red and white on it, gentle reader, you are hardly unaware of this phenomenon.

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