Lough Neagh incinerator plans to be challenged in court

Controversial plans to build an incinerator at Lough Neagh are to be challenged in the High Court in Belfast, it was disclosed today.

Fri, 03 Sep, 2010 - 20:55

Controversial plans to build an incinerator at Lough Neagh are to be challenged in the High Court in Belfast, it was disclosed today.

The Communities Against the Lough Neagh Incinerator (CALNI) group lodged judicial review papers after environment minister Edwin Poots said the Co Antrim plant should proceed.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Lough Neagh Place: Belfast Place: Co Antrim Place: Glenavy Person: Edwin Poots Person: Danny Moore Person: Poots Person: Moore Organisation: Communities Against the Lough Neagh Incinerator Organisation: CALNI Organisation: Rose Energy Organisation: Rose Energy Ltd.Organisation: Environment Department

<p>Munster Technological University (MTU) said that it is continuing to engage with Instructure to understand the nature and extent of any potential impact on the university community. File picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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