Patrick O'Donovan (Limerick, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

I have a feeling that our region is disadvantaged compared to other regions by virtue of how the land is owned. It is no slur on the airport. It must run its business and make a commercial return. However, if there is a site for sale in Mallow in County Cork versus one for sale in Newcastle West and one is considerably more expensive than the other, there is an obvious attractiveness regarding where one would go. There is a feeling that the way in which the transfer of the land asset was constructed may have left us at a disadvantage. If that is the case, working with Shannon, would IDA Ireland bring forward recommendations for changes?