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Frank Crowley PhD, MA, BA

Economic Lecturer (University College Cork)

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    Cork traffic woes: 'Even minor accidents are clogging up the whole city at this point'

    Cork traffic woes: 'Even minor accidents are clogging up the whole city at this point'

    Why Ireland needs real decentralisation

    Why Ireland needs real decentralisation

    The plan for decentralisation AGAIN

    The plan for decentralisation AGAIN

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    Will Pairc Ui Chaoimh lead to a 12.5 million injection of Cash per Event for the Local Economy? Is t

    Will Pairc Ui Chaoimh lead to a 12.5 million injection of Cash per Event for the Local Economy? Is t

    Various Irish media outlets reported that the quarter final hurling matches recently held in Pairc Ui Chaoimh will generate a cash...
    New city boundary proposal should be cause of concern for Harbour community.

    New city boundary proposal should be cause of concern for Harbour community.

    The outcome of a Government commissioned report of the Expert Advisory Group on Local Government Arrangements in Cork was launched by...

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    'A good city is like a good party. People don't want to leave early.'

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    'First Life, then spaces, then buildings, the other way around never works' 

     

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