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Pet food maker secures permanent injunctions against protesters including FG councillor

The orders were made in favour of C&D Pet Foods, which is located at Edgeworthstown Co Longford by Mr Justice Tony O'Connor during Friday's sitting of the High Court.

Pet food maker secures permanent injunctions against protesters including FG councillor

Fri, 13 Sep, 2019 - 14:52

Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

A Midlands-based pet food manufacturer has secured permanent injunctions preventing protesters from blockading its premises and intimidating persons working or visiting its plant.

The orders were made in favour of C&D Pet Foods, which is located at Edgeworthstown Co Longford by Mr Justice Tony O'Connor during Friday's sitting of the High Court.

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Courts Court case Place: Edgeworthstown Co Longford Place: Midlands Place: Aughanoran Dring Place: Ireland Person: FG Person: Tony O'Connor Person: Patricia Hill Person: Paraic Brady Person: Colm Leonard Person: Brian O'Moore Organisation: C&D Pet Foods Organisation: Drumlish Organisation: Co Longford Organisation: C&D Organisation: ABP Food Group Organisation: ABP

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