Sawmills firm criticised over environmental breaches

A sawmills company in Offaly is facing legal action from the state environmental watchdog if it does not address pollution concerns.

Mon, 03 Oct, 2005 - 20:07

A sawmills company in Offaly is facing legal action from the state environmental watchdog if it does not address pollution concerns.

T&J Standish Sawmills, which employs around 50 people at its plant in Leap, was found to be in breach of its integrated pollution control (IPC) licence during an inspection on September 26.

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