Three companies to face prosecution after Derrybrien landslides

Three firms are facing joint prosecution after a landslide at Derrybrien in Co Galway last year.

Three companies to face prosecution after Derrybrien landslides
Thu, 14 Oct, 2004 - 09:28

Three firms are facing joint prosecution after a landslide at Derrybrien in Co Galway last year.

An ESB subsidiary, ESBI engineering, Gort Windfarms from Co Kerry, and Ascon Limited of Kill, Co Kildare, are all facing legal action from Galway County Council and the Shannon Regional Fisheries Board on charges of causing pollution.

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