Funds boost for Indaver incinerator challenge

Donations are pouring in to help fund a possible legal challenge to the controversial decision to grant planning for a €160m incinerator in Cork Harbour.

Funds boost for Indaver incinerator challenge
Sat, 02 Jun, 2018 - 01:00
Eoin English

The GoFundMe account launched by the Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment (Chase) group looked set last night to reach €20,000 inside 24 hours.

The single largest donation so far was a €1,000 personal donation from Fianna Fáil finance spokesman Michael McGrath and his brother, county councillor Seamus McGrath.

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