Bórd Pleanála should take a geography lesson

RINGASKIDDY is not a backyard, it is a gateway. And it is no ordinary gateway because it opens onto the ocean.

Bórd Pleanála should take a geography lesson
Tue, 28 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

The experts in Cork County Hall refused planning permission to Indaver for, as I understand it, geographical - not toxicological - reasons.

After all, Ringaskiddy is a deep-water port zoned for port-related development in the county development plan.

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