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Written by Deirdre O' Shaughnessy   
Wednesday, 03 September 2008

Residents of Kilchreest have appealed Galway County Council's decision to grant planning permission for a development by Walsh Waste in the village.

Five separate appeals have been lodged with An Bórd Pleanála.

One of the appeals is from the Kilchreest Concerned Residents and Parents Group and another is from the local school, with the remainder from neighbours of the proposed development.

The proposed development involves a waste management plant, which would change the use of two buildings from an existing animal skin and hide curing and storage facility to a materials' recovery facility intended to process and recycle construction and demolition waste and dry recyclables from municipal waste.

A decision is due to be made on the case by 18 December.


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