Community protests against incinerator

COMMUNITY residents protested yesterday at plans to build an incinerator in their area.

Community protests against incinerator
Mon, 19 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

Locals in Ringsend, Dublin, vowed to take their campaign to the Dáil tomorrow, where the Green Party will call on the Government to scrap the planned incinerator.

The residents, accompanied by their children, held a protest in the form of a family day out in the Docklands area.

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