Group based in California joins others objecting to rock barrier plan at Donald Trump’s Doonbeg golf course

A US group based 5,000 miles away from Doonbeg on Clare’s coast has put the brakes on plans by the Donald Trump-owned golf resort constructing its 38,000 tonne rock barrier.

Group based in California joins others objecting to rock barrier plan at Donald Trump’s Doonbeg golf course
Fri, 26 Jan, 2018 - 17:33

By Gordon Deegan 

A US group based 5,000 miles away from Doonbeg on Clare’s coast has put the brakes on plans by the Donald Trump-owned golf resort constructing its 38,000 tonne rock barrier.

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