A place of beauty in need of protection

IT’S a shame that building on the Ardmore cliff headland in Co Waterford is not prohibited.

A place of beauty in need of protection
Fri, 29 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

The Cliff Hotel area and St Declan’s Well also should be protected.

Excess traffic will overload the sandy cliff and it could eventually slip into the sea. Every time I visit I see more barricades against erosion.

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