Place: Glengad beach

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Final part of Corrib pipeline approved with conditions

PLANNING chiefs have attached strict conditions to the go-ahead for the final part of the controversial Corrib gas pipeline, which is expected to eventually bring ashore up to 60% of Ireland’s natural gas needs.

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Bill for gardaí at Corrib site hits €14m

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Corrib protesters jailed

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Four arrested as Shell pipeline protests continue

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Standoff over Corrib pipeline grows

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Second summer of conflict looms as ship returns to lay final pipes

Eight arrested for public order offences in Mayo

Gardai in Co Mayo have arrested eight people for alleged public order offences connected with the Corrib gas project.

Thu, 11 Jun, 2009

Gardaí arrest seven protestors in Mayo

Gardaí made a series of arrests after a stand-off with protestors at the Shell to Sea site in Mayo last night.

Sun, 10 May, 2009

Corrib protestors arrested

Gardaí and environmentalists have clashed tonight at the site of a controversial gas pipeline on the west coast of Ireland.

Sat, 09 May, 2009

Protestors gather in Mayo

There is a strong Garda presence at the Shell site in Co Mayo this evening as hundreds of protestors from the Shell to Sea group plan to descend on the facility at Glengad beach.

Sat, 09 May, 2009

Gardaí expect clashes with demonstrators at Shell pipeline

GARDAÍ are bracing themselves for physical clashes today with protesters against the Shell Corrib gas project in Mayo.

Sat, 09 May, 2009

Shell protester vows to continue hunger strike

SHELL-TO-SEA protester Maura Harrington yesterday celebrated her 55th birthday by retiring from her school principal’s job and continuing her hunger strike against Shell’s work on the coastline of Co Mayo.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2008

Shell protestors defiant after five arrests in Mayo

Five Shell to Sea protestors were arrested today after they tried to stop pipelining work on the controversial gas refinery in Co Mayo.

Thu, 21 Aug, 2008