Why some of the data included as part of Indaver Ireland’s application to build an incinerator in Ringaskiddy appears identical to a 2008 application by another company for an entirely different facility in Co Meath remained a mystery yesterday on the final day of an oral hearing into the proposed project.

I REFER to the letter from Mary Hurley (Irish Examiner, October 31) in relation to the Environmental Protection Agency’s report on dioxin levels in Ireland in 2004.

MEMBERS of Cork’s leading anti-incineration group were barred from going into Leinster House for lunch yesterday after protesting outside Dáil Éireann on Kildare Street in Dublin.

A BELGIAN father whose first wife had two mysterious miscarriages and whose second wife gave birth to a dwarf claimed Irish parents would face similar problems if large incinerators were built here.