Mark Ruffalo calls on govt to withdraw support for Shannon LNG project

American actor and producer Mark Ruffalo, called on the Irish Government to withdraw support for the Shannon LNG gas terminal project amid claims it will allow the importation of fracked gas into Ireland.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2019 - 23:31

Digital Desk staff

On Virgin Media One’s The Tonight Show with Matt Cooper and Ivan Yates, Ruffalo said:

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