Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment Wait On Ringaskiddy Incinerator Decision
Cork Harbour Alliance for a Safe Environment say they are adopting a wait and see approach as a decision on the proposed incinerator for Ringaskiddy may be delivered later today.
CHASE are strongly opposed to the application by Indaver and have been fighting against the construction of a €160 million incinerator in the Lower Harbour for years.
A decision on the currrent application, which was lodged in January 2016 has been deferred numerous times and a decision is expected today.
Linda Fitzpatrick of CHASE told RedFM News that they would be very disappointed if An Bord Pleanala ruled against their objections.
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