Gormley criticised for not meeting harbour residents

RESIDENTS living close to Ireland’s biggest environmental disaster site have criticised Environment Minister John Gormley for not meeting them yesterday.

Gormley criticised for not meeting harbour residents
Fri, 27 Jun, 2008 - 01:00

The Ringaskiddy Residents’ Association said Mr Gormley should have made time during his visit to Cork to meet them to discuss the Haulbowline toxic waste dump.

The earliest meeting is pencilled in for next Tuesday in Dublin.

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