€108m taxpayer investment in Poolbeg Incinerator under scrutiny

There are calls for an independent investigation into the €108m spent on the Poolbeg Incinerator in Dublin.

€108m taxpayer investment in Poolbeg Incinerator under scrutiny
Thu, 23 Jan, 2014 - 07:37

There are calls for an independent investigation into the €108m spent on the Poolbeg Incinerator in Dublin.

Dublin's City Manager, Owen Keegan, yesterday warned that the taxpayer could also be facing a massive legal bill if plans to scrap the project go ahead, which could add to the €96m already spent.

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