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SAY NO TO MONSTER SEWERAGE PLANT IN COOLOCK

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Brigita Volkova
8 years ago

Definitely we dont want this

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Serena Cogan Kilfenora Drive Dublin 13
8 years ago

Nursing home next to plant,

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Marianna
8 years ago

We need fresh air,more trees not this

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Sharon
8 years ago

It shouldnt be allowalled

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Primrose grove

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Brian murphy
8 years ago

NO

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Arthur
8 years ago

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Hayley
8 years ago

DO NOT LET THIS HAPPEN

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Belinda moran
8 years ago

Belcamp gardens

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Graham Palmer
8 years ago

Seriously? Who’s bright idea was it to put a sewage plant beside a hotel, with a second hotel on the way and directly across the road from St Michaels House who do amazing work with people with special needs? Not to mention the traffic on the N32 / R139 which is crazy at the moment. Back to the drawing board lads.

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Anna Leggett
8 years ago

No

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Gerry Kelly
8 years ago

The planning in this Country is appalling, Clare Daly TD and the residents of Lusk, managed to get this plant shifted from Lusk, time we got the TDs of North Dublin to tackle this issue and get it moved to an area with a lot less people, unfortunately due to planning and allowing people to build everywhere, infrastructure like this will always be near someone

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Catherine
8 years ago

Surely there’s a better position for it that’s less densely populated

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Bernadette kelly
8 years ago

I suffer with my breathing as in COPD and I don't want to have to breathe in dis absolutely horrible fumes in what's left of my lungs the air is polluted enough

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Denise Hogan
8 years ago

Homes, Schools, Sporting facilities, Hotels will all be effected by this, what are you thinking????

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Why is the north side of the city always the dumping ground

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Sarah leonard
8 years ago

Dublin 13

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Anne Weber-Grange
8 years ago

Is this some kind of a sick joke? How can the area get sewage from all other places, but not even use the plant? Most importantly, The Baldoyle area is recognized as a wildlife protected area with birds sanctuaries. This will greatly affect it, and just for this reason alone should never be accepted

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Lynda O Connor
8 years ago

No no no!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I object to this plant on health grounds