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Daily archive Mar 29, 2010

Government urged to commit to full excavation of archaeological site

THE GOVERNMENT should commit to a full excavation of an archaeological site in Waterford that shows early Christian and later Viking age occupation, a conference has heard. The site of Woodstown, which straddles the south bank of the river Suir at Co Waterford, was discovered some years ago during test excavations carried out prior to...

Shell seeks review of EPA emissions licence

THE ENVIRONMENTAL Protection Agency (EPA) has received an application from Shell EP Ireland to review its emissions licence for the Corrib gas terminal. The review application aims to honour a commitment given to the Erris Inshore Fishermen’s Association in 2008 to revise plans for discharging produced water into Broadhaven Bay. The fishermen have been told...

DDDA approached on CHQ ‘takeover’, to create science museum

A WEALTHY individual has approached the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA)with a view to “taking over” the CHQ or Stack A building, according to a group that would prefer to see the building host a science museum. Seana Kevany, a member of the Discovery group which has been campaigning for the establishment of a science...