After two years and a €20m bill, work resumes on motorway - but not for long, warn protesters

WORK finally resumed yesterday morning on the remaining section of Dublin’s M50 motorway, but conservationists have warned they will try to halt the project again.

Tue, 17 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

Senan Hogan

By Senan Hogan

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Courts Place: Dublin Place: M50 motorway Place: Carrickmines Castle Place: south Dublin Place: South Eastern Motorway Place: M11 Place: M1 Person: SENAN HOGAN Person: Environment Minister Person: Martin Cullen Person: Vincent Salafia Person: Salafia Person: Eamonn O’Hare Organisation: Carrickminders Organisation: Council

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