Waterford apathy, Kilkenny culpability

YOOHOO KIlkenny, yoohoo Waterford. Ferrybank calling.

Waterford apathy, Kilkenny culpability
Mon, 12 May, 2003 - 01:00

Are you receiving? You both pretend to want us but in the meantime we are being raped by both.

Tipperary County Council insisted on an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) being presented by the Ronan family when they wanted to build a state-of-the-art rendering plant and incinerator in Rosegreen.

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