Campaigners vow to keep up legal fight

CAMPAIGNERS for the protection of Carrickmines Castle last night vowed to return to the courts after the Environment Minister cleared the way for work to resume on the M50 motorway.

Fri, 04 Jul, 2003 - 01:00

Eddie Cassidy

Labour's Eamon Gilmore blasted Martin Cullen's move yesterday.

Fine Gael's Olivia Mitchell said the minister had taken the only sensible option available.

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Courts Place: Carrickmines Castle Place: M50 motorway Place: south Dublin Place: Carrickmines Person: Eamon Gilmore Person: Martin Cullen Person: Olivia Mitchell Person: Cullen Person: Gilmore Person: Vincent Salafia Organisation: Fine Gael Organisation: Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Organisation: Green Party Organisation: Dublin South TD Organisation: Dáil Organisation: Carrickmines Castle Preservation Group

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