Firm unveils plans ground-breaking asbestos recycling plant

AN IRISH waste management company yesterday announced plans to establish Europe’s first asbestos recycling plant of its kind.

Firm unveils plans ground-breaking asbestos recycling plant
Tue, 02 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Dan Buckley

Locals in Killala, Co Mayo have expressed concern about the plant.

It is expected to cost €10 million and employ 30 workers. However, it must first secure approval from Mayo County Council and the Environmental Protection Agency.

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