NRA avoids conflict with our past

I REFER to the letter by Joe Fenwick (Irish Examiner, June 19) in the wake of a report regarding preliminary results of the archaeological findings on the Dunshaughlin—Navan section of the planned M3 Clonee—Kells road scheme.

NRA avoids conflict with our past
Sat, 26 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

In his letter, Mr Fenwick quotes recommendations made by the archaeological consultants in their route selection report.

However, these quotes relate to a route which was not chosen (route B1).

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