Stad an Scrios - Oyster Farms on Industrial Scale to destroy -Gweedore Bay /Braade Strand
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Madeline East
9 years ago
The beautiful strands are here for everyone to enjoy not for individuals to turn them into an ugly landscape for personal profit!
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Philip Mc Fadden
9 years ago
Do not let this happen.
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Owen Mc Fadden
9 years ago
What an ugly blot on the landscape this would be. Don't ruin Ros Scaite.
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Caolán Mac Grianna
9 years ago
Níl sé ceart nó cóir go dtig comhlacht mór a theacht isteach is seo a dhéanamh dár dtráigh gan tacaíocht ar bith uaidh mhuintir ná háite. Stad an Scrios.
It's not right a company can come in and destroy our beach with zero support from those who live here. How can people walk, swim or steer a boat here in what is, and should be, our shared beach and bay. Stad an Scrios.
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Pat Duffy
9 years ago
Ridiculous what they are doing to our Strands
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Tourism is one of our only sustainable industries and I think that this will have a negative impact on tourism
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Brid Delap
9 years ago
Don't destroy this beautiful natural bay.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Not a hope
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Micheál Ó Gallchóir
9 years ago
Support this campaign. Your kids will thank you. It is just too much.
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Lisa Delap
9 years ago
Yum
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Catherine Delap
9 years ago
No !!!!
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Michelle Winters
9 years ago
An analysis of the environmental impact needs to be carried out before any plans are made
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Margaret o Donnell
9 years ago
Whoever granted permits for oyster farms in this area should have gone to Specsavers !
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Joe sweeney
9 years ago
Wasting our land for profit .
The Irish need to tighten their belts
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Séamas 'Ac Grianna
9 years ago
"Bhí an Tráigh Bhán agus an Oitir Mhór agus na Maola Fionna os a choinne"(Rann na Feirste le Séamas 'ac Grianna). - Coinnigh mar seo é. Stad an scrios
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Micheál Ó Gallchóir
9 years ago
Coinnigh Bealach na Seacht dTráigheannaí slán. Stad an scrios sabháil Fearsaid na Bráda.
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James Mcvey
9 years ago
Shocking this will ruin this stunning place
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Michael Giblin
9 years ago
Seriously lads, there had to be somewhere out of sight to place something like this. The potential for infestation and pollution in this oyster farm without a proper and appropriate environmental impact study is shortsighted at best and borders on criminal neglect. This reeks of graft and kickbacks... RETHINK THIS!!!
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Susan Nelson
9 years ago
Why does this governmental bullying keep happening??
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Howard Chu
9 years ago
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A development of this scale needs a full Environmental Impact Analysis. These coastal regions are such a crucial part of the area; for the quality of life of the inhabitants as well as attracting visitors. Any harm to the ecosystem will have far-reaching consequences.
The beautiful strands are here for everyone to enjoy not for individuals to turn them into an ugly landscape for personal profit!
Do not let this happen.
What an ugly blot on the landscape this would be. Don't ruin Ros Scaite.
Níl sé ceart nó cóir go dtig comhlacht mór a theacht isteach is seo a dhéanamh dár dtráigh gan tacaíocht ar bith uaidh mhuintir ná háite. Stad an Scrios. It's not right a company can come in and destroy our beach with zero support from those who live here. How can people walk, swim or steer a boat here in what is, and should be, our shared beach and bay. Stad an Scrios.
Ridiculous what they are doing to our Strands
Tourism is one of our only sustainable industries and I think that this will have a negative impact on tourism
Don't destroy this beautiful natural bay.
Not a hope
Support this campaign. Your kids will thank you. It is just too much.
Yum
No !!!!
An analysis of the environmental impact needs to be carried out before any plans are made
Whoever granted permits for oyster farms in this area should have gone to Specsavers !
Wasting our land for profit . The Irish need to tighten their belts
"Bhí an Tráigh Bhán agus an Oitir Mhór agus na Maola Fionna os a choinne"(Rann na Feirste le Séamas 'ac Grianna). - Coinnigh mar seo é. Stad an scrios
Coinnigh Bealach na Seacht dTráigheannaí slán. Stad an scrios sabháil Fearsaid na Bráda.
Shocking this will ruin this stunning place
Seriously lads, there had to be somewhere out of sight to place something like this. The potential for infestation and pollution in this oyster farm without a proper and appropriate environmental impact study is shortsighted at best and borders on criminal neglect. This reeks of graft and kickbacks... RETHINK THIS!!!
Why does this governmental bullying keep happening??
A development of this scale needs a full Environmental Impact Analysis. These coastal regions are such a crucial part of the area; for the quality of life of the inhabitants as well as attracting visitors. Any harm to the ecosystem will have far-reaching consequences.