Norway may intervene in Rossport Five row

A NEW Labour-led government in Norway could soon intervene in the Rossport Five row over a Shell gas pipeline in Co Mayo.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Juno McEnroe and Senan Hogan

The Scandinavian state has a 71% majority shareholding in Statoil which in turn owns a 35% stake in the Corrib gas development project.

A coalition led by the Norwegian Labour Party yesterday won a majority of seats in a general election and looks poised to oust the centre-right government.

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