Company seeks more balance

THE report by Jimmy Woulfe, headed ‘Green party suspects cover-up of health problems’ (Irish Examiner, February 4) stated that Pat and Nuala Geoghegan had started legal proceedings against Aughinish Alumina.

Company seeks more balance
Tue, 01 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

This is correct and necessarily restricts any response from us.

However, that bare statement, in combination with only one side’s allegations and a photograph showing the Aughinish plant in the background, creates such an unbalanced description of the actual situation that it demands a response.

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