Ringsend locals 'ignored' by Govt as odour persists

The Minister for the Environment Dick Roche has been accused of ignoring a serious odour problem in Ringsend.

Sat, 24 Sep, 2005 - 13:29

The Minister for the Environment Dick Roche has been accused of ignoring a serious odour problem in Ringsend.

The Local Environment Group claims that they have appealed to the Department of the Environment to find a solution to the smells emanating from a sewerage treatment plant for the past two years.

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