Step lightly on such beauty and leave the tide to wash the comings and goings as it has done through time. My mother and her people from Owey Island regularly crossed that strand barefooted on their way to the mainland. 'I have spread my dreams under your feet.
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams' Yeats
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Niall Doherty
10 years ago
Stop oyster farm on cruit island strand and Keadue strand in co. Donegal
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Eamonn Rodgers
10 years ago
This project would effectively close off the strand to those who've used it for generations.
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Pauline McConaghy
10 years ago
This area should remain unspoilt. It is so very very beautiful. The Wild Atlantic Way is bringing more much needed tourism to Donegal and all the natural beauty needs to be saved. This Oyster Farm is greed not need.
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gary O'Beirne
10 years ago
natural beauty needs to be just that.
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Shane molloy
10 years ago
Save our lovely scenery..
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Dolores Bonner
10 years ago
I object to the proposed intention of oyster farming in this local senic area of the Rosses which attracts so many tourists and is a source of recreation for many families from our area.
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David Richards
10 years ago
Opposed to this development which will ruin the picturesque location
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Catherine Storey
10 years ago
The proposed oyster farm at Cruit is not environmentally or ecologically sustainable and definately not in the interest of the local community.
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Marie Hussey
10 years ago
No way do we want our beautiful Island destroyed
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Kathleen kidd
10 years ago
Stop all proposals for aquaculture along our georgeous Rosses coastline
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Shaun Gallagher
10 years ago
An oyster farm would desecrate this pristine area enjoyed by many young and old all year round. Totally unacceptable.
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Lorraine Boyle
10 years ago
Take your greed somewhere else and leave this beautiful unspoiled island of Cruit alone.
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Liz Oglesby
10 years ago
This can not happen
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Maura Lenihan
10 years ago
I have a strong family connection with Cruit & spent many happy summers there. It is a little piece of heaven on earth. To spoil it would be sinful.
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Sarah Genocchi
10 years ago
This must be stopped
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Denis Greene
10 years ago
I have been taking my children to Cruit for 15 years to pony club, surely the greed of a few people cannot not be allowed to rob future generations of the chance to learn horse manship and life time friends.
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Shane ward
10 years ago
No oyster farm at cruit
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Nuala
10 years ago
My homeland. hands off our Islands and Donegal beaches, Dublin pen pushers !!!!!
Please don't destroy this beautiful town .
Step lightly on such beauty and leave the tide to wash the comings and goings as it has done through time. My mother and her people from Owey Island regularly crossed that strand barefooted on their way to the mainland. 'I have spread my dreams under your feet. Tread softly because you tread on my dreams' Yeats
Stop oyster farm on cruit island strand and Keadue strand in co. Donegal
This project would effectively close off the strand to those who've used it for generations.
This area should remain unspoilt. It is so very very beautiful. The Wild Atlantic Way is bringing more much needed tourism to Donegal and all the natural beauty needs to be saved. This Oyster Farm is greed not need.
natural beauty needs to be just that.
Save our lovely scenery..
I object to the proposed intention of oyster farming in this local senic area of the Rosses which attracts so many tourists and is a source of recreation for many families from our area.
Opposed to this development which will ruin the picturesque location
The proposed oyster farm at Cruit is not environmentally or ecologically sustainable and definately not in the interest of the local community.
No way do we want our beautiful Island destroyed
Stop all proposals for aquaculture along our georgeous Rosses coastline
An oyster farm would desecrate this pristine area enjoyed by many young and old all year round. Totally unacceptable.
Take your greed somewhere else and leave this beautiful unspoiled island of Cruit alone.
This can not happen
I have a strong family connection with Cruit & spent many happy summers there. It is a little piece of heaven on earth. To spoil it would be sinful.
This must be stopped
I have been taking my children to Cruit for 15 years to pony club, surely the greed of a few people cannot not be allowed to rob future generations of the chance to learn horse manship and life time friends.
No oyster farm at cruit
My homeland. hands off our Islands and Donegal beaches, Dublin pen pushers !!!!!