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Fostering Mutual Benefits in Cross-Border Areas: The Challenges and Opportunities in Connecting Irish Border Towns and Villages

08
Nov
2008
by ADMIN
| Cross Border Cooperation

	Title: Fostering Mutual Benefits in Cross-Border Areas: The Challenges and Opportunities in Connecting Irish Border Towns and Villages
	Publication Date: November 2008
	Team: Caroline Creamer, Neale Blair, Brendan O’Keeffe, Chris Van Egeraat, John Driscoll
	*Funding:* International Fund for Ireland and HEA
	*Summary:* This research considers the relationship and connectivity that exist between five cross-border settlement groupings and identifies and examines the challenges facing, and opportunities within, these ‘micro-regions’.

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