Taxpayers fund Tara landscape destruction

WITH the announcement of a €30 million bill to rid the Tara landscape of 38 archaeological sites in the way of the M3 motorway, the NRA is finally beginning to admit to the true impact of this ill-conceived development.

Taxpayers fund Tara landscape destruction
Sat, 09 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

It will have a devastating effect on the Tara landscape and dig deeply into taxpayers’ pockets.

Moreover, this estimate is for just 15km of a 60km motorway.

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