I strongly object to this plant being built in our area
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Naomi Phillips
8 years ago
Naomi Phillips Clongriffin
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Edel Barry
8 years ago
An absolute disgrace, putting this where there are so many houses and a hotel, I’m sure they will lose thousands n thousands because of this, and I don’t fancy smelling this every single day where I won’t be able to open my windows to air my house out
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John keane
8 years ago
Belltree clongriffin
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Jullian Brandao
8 years ago
I strongly object to the giant waste water treatment plant being build in Clonshaugh ! I believe the plant will seriously affect the quality of life of not only people living in the area but also other Dublin residents. Portmarnock beach, near which the waste is planned to be pumped to, is a popular destination for many people living in the neighborhood as well as those living in the city centre. In fact I chose to buy my house in Clongriffin due to its proximity to the Portmarnock beach. I have moved to the area only recently but I visited Portmarnock beach long before and it was always busy with families enjoying their Sundays by the seaside, children playing at the beach, local teenagers playing volleyball at the beach, the elderly enjoying walks along the coastline. And this all is going to be destroyed. In addition, the gases produced by the plant will be a health hazard to all people living in the nearby areas. I live at Belltree Ave and want my kids to have quality of life.
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Rosaleen Peelo
8 years ago
I strongly object to this plant being built.
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Sarah Geoghegan
8 years ago
We don’t want this in our area
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Andy Farrell
8 years ago
No thank you.
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Lena Strzelczyk
8 years ago
I strongly object to the giant waste water treatment plant being build in Clonshaugh ! I believe the plant will seriously affect the quality of life of not only people living in the area but also other Dublin residents. Portmarnock beach, near which the waste is planned to be pumped to, is a popular destination for many people living in the neighborhood as well as those living in the city centre. In fact I chose to buy my house in Clongriffin due to its proximity to the Portmarnock beach. I have moved to the area only recently but I visited Portmarnock beach long before and it was always busy with families enjoying their Sundays by the seaside, children playing at the beach, local teenagers playing volleyball at the beach, the elderly enjoying walks along the coastline. And this all is going to be destroyed. In addition, the gases produced by the plant will be a health hazard to all people living in the nearby areas.
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Wendy kitdon
8 years ago
I reject.
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Natasa David
8 years ago
Dermot street, Clongriffin
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Antonieta Leon
8 years ago
Clongriffin, Belltree Place, Dublin 13
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Deirdre
8 years ago
Clongriffin
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Louise Hunter
8 years ago
I think this sort of development should be further inland rather than where it can easily be fed into the sea, particularly Dublin bay, with many local users of the coast, international visitors and vast array of wildlife.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Disgraceful that Government want to put this up in Dublin right beside homes/buisness. Can you image if an accident happened on the motorway up to Clonshaugh, I understand why Meath/Lusk & Ratoath hace objected to this but surely there a better site then right beside peoples homes and shame on you Irish Water pumping it into the Irish Sea on one of our Blue Flag Beaches and you have a cheek to have water restrictions until October...
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Stephen Doyle
8 years ago
Unsuitable for the area, to close to residents.
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Monika Miś-Wojtyczka
8 years ago
Monika Miś-Wojtyczka - Park Lane, Clongriffin
Strongly objective against plants!
It's way to close! & No for destroying Portmanock!
Parkside Dublin 13
No
I strongly object to this plant being built in our area
Naomi Phillips Clongriffin
An absolute disgrace, putting this where there are so many houses and a hotel, I’m sure they will lose thousands n thousands because of this, and I don’t fancy smelling this every single day where I won’t be able to open my windows to air my house out
Belltree clongriffin
I strongly object to the giant waste water treatment plant being build in Clonshaugh ! I believe the plant will seriously affect the quality of life of not only people living in the area but also other Dublin residents. Portmarnock beach, near which the waste is planned to be pumped to, is a popular destination for many people living in the neighborhood as well as those living in the city centre. In fact I chose to buy my house in Clongriffin due to its proximity to the Portmarnock beach. I have moved to the area only recently but I visited Portmarnock beach long before and it was always busy with families enjoying their Sundays by the seaside, children playing at the beach, local teenagers playing volleyball at the beach, the elderly enjoying walks along the coastline. And this all is going to be destroyed. In addition, the gases produced by the plant will be a health hazard to all people living in the nearby areas. I live at Belltree Ave and want my kids to have quality of life.
I strongly object to this plant being built.
We don’t want this in our area
No thank you.
I strongly object to the giant waste water treatment plant being build in Clonshaugh ! I believe the plant will seriously affect the quality of life of not only people living in the area but also other Dublin residents. Portmarnock beach, near which the waste is planned to be pumped to, is a popular destination for many people living in the neighborhood as well as those living in the city centre. In fact I chose to buy my house in Clongriffin due to its proximity to the Portmarnock beach. I have moved to the area only recently but I visited Portmarnock beach long before and it was always busy with families enjoying their Sundays by the seaside, children playing at the beach, local teenagers playing volleyball at the beach, the elderly enjoying walks along the coastline. And this all is going to be destroyed. In addition, the gases produced by the plant will be a health hazard to all people living in the nearby areas.
I reject.
Dermot street, Clongriffin
Clongriffin, Belltree Place, Dublin 13
Clongriffin
I think this sort of development should be further inland rather than where it can easily be fed into the sea, particularly Dublin bay, with many local users of the coast, international visitors and vast array of wildlife.
Disgraceful that Government want to put this up in Dublin right beside homes/buisness. Can you image if an accident happened on the motorway up to Clonshaugh, I understand why Meath/Lusk & Ratoath hace objected to this but surely there a better site then right beside peoples homes and shame on you Irish Water pumping it into the Irish Sea on one of our Blue Flag Beaches and you have a cheek to have water restrictions until October...
Unsuitable for the area, to close to residents.
Monika Miś-Wojtyczka - Park Lane, Clongriffin Strongly objective against plants! It's way to close! & No for destroying Portmanock!
Kings Walk clongriffin