Planning board queried again about Ballina bridge

BALLINA’s proposed pedestrian bridge has been thrown into rocky waters again with yet another appeal lodged to An Bord Pleanála (ABP) regarding its decision that an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was unnecessary for the development, to be situated at the Salmon Weir on the River Moy.
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Gormley's burning issues

Environment minister John Gormley has been told that incineration is vital to Ireland meeting its waste management targets.

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'Recycling' is ending up in the dump

A number of Ireland's leading recycling companies are dumping significant amounts of waste from some of their facilities into landfill sites.
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    Green light for major Enniscrone development

    PLANS for a major housing development in the West Sligo seaside resort of Enniscrone, which attracted some intense local opposition and critical observations from a number of public bodies, have been approved by the board members of An Bord Pleanala.
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    Inquiry urged into Skellig rock conservation

    An independent archaeologist has called for an inquiry into conservation works carried out at Skellig Michael by the Office of Public Works, following its admission that it has been dumping rock and spoil at the location.
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