Limerick wind turbine plans will ‘decimate’ protected species
Turbines on wind farms in Connacht. The planning application to Limerick County Council seeks to build nine 176m-high wind turbines. Picture: Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews.ie
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SUBSCRIBEA leading bat rehabilitation specialist has raised concerns over plans to erect nine 176m-high wind turbines in the “hidden heartlands” of Limerick, saying it will “decimate protected species living there”.
A planning application has been submitted to Limerick County Council for the proposed wind turbines in the Ballynagoul, Creggane, Garrane, Charleville, and Bruree areas.
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