Local lobbyists swimming against political tide

TRADITIONAL fishermen, anglers and sailors, bed and breakfast-owners, hoteliers, harbour commissioners and environmentalists along with peninsula residents — it’s a disparate bunch.

Local lobbyists swimming against political tide
Mon, 12 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
Claire O'Sullivan

But that’s a cross-section of the support lining up alongside a Save Bantry Bay lobby group in West Cork.

Save Bantry Bay was formed to fight plans by Marine Harvest to build a €3.5m organic salmon fish farm off Shot Head at Adrigole on the Beara Peninsula.

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