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High Court rejects challenge to North South Interconnector

The High Court has rejected an appeal against a €280m power line between the Republic and Northern Ireland.

High Court rejects challenge to North South Interconnector

Tue, 22 Aug, 2017 - 18:13

The High Court has rejected an appeal against a €280m power line between the Republic and Northern Ireland.

The North-South Electricity Interconnector will see EirGrid build 400 pylons between Meath and Tyrone.

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Courts Heathrow Place: North South Place: Northern Ireland Place: North-South Electricity Interconnector Place: Meath Place: Tyrone Place: Ireland Place: Cavan Place: Monaghan Person: Pauric O'Reilly Person: John Fitzgerald Organisation: High Court Organisation: Eirgrid Organisation: An Bord Pleanála

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