The
Boundary Commission
The
main names were Eoin MacNeill, J.R. Fisher and Richard Feetham.
They
had to decide: 1. Whether to redraw the border or make small changes
to it.
2. Whether “the wishes of the people” or “economic and geographical factors” were more important.
Feetham felt that economic
conditions were more important.
MacNeill does not seem to
have objected nor did he keep Cosgrave informed.