'Shell to Sea' campaign gets cross-party support

A cross party delegation joined forces today to call for an independent commission over the controversial Corrib gas pipe line.

'Shell to Sea' campaign gets cross-party support
Tue, 21 Nov, 2006 - 16:12
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A cross party delegation joined forces today to call for an independent commission over the controversial Corrib gas pipe line.

The campaign against the 9km high pressured pipe line through Rossport, Co Mayo heightened as six public representatives backed local residents’ demands.

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