It is estimated that the particular superdump which the company called Celtic Waste is at present planning to locate beside Woodlawn House (in Kilconnell) has the potential to eventually generate profits in the region of £500,000 per day: based on the assumption that it would have a daily intake of between 150 - 200 thirty-tonne truckloads (of rubbish), which Celtic Waste would charge for at the rate of £100 per tonne as it comes through the gates. (Celtic Waste appears to be owned by National Toll Roads - or NTR.)

At the time I left Ireland (on October 8th 2002), there were numerous local reports in circulation which suggested that Celtic Waste was throwing large sums of money around the place for the purpose of furthering their aims. In addition to alleged "inducement" payments to a close relative of at least one local property owner, their activities apparently also included the purchasing of local bits and pieces of land: at prices which were far above the normal rate, and which suggested that Celtic Waste MIGHT have been in receipt of strong assurances of a corrupt kind (i.e. ones which contained inbuilt plans to ignore European Union Environment Directives) from one or more people in high office.

I left the Republic of Ireland jurisdiction on October 8th 2002 in the hope of finding legal help in England. Though I have tried very hard during the past six months, my efforts at finding legal help in England have not produced any useful results that I know of.

Following receipt of a letter dated April 11th 2003 from the the UK Appeals Service (stating that my appeal for help made through the UK Department of Social Security was disallowed), I decided to terminate my efforts at trying to find legal help in England; and, I now plan to return to my home in the Republic of Ireland sometime within the coming two weeks or so. (Section 3 below contains a list of SOME of the efforts I have made at trying to find legal help in England during the past six months.)

If anybody connected with the Republic of Ireland authorities attempts to arrest me when I return to the Republic of Ireland jurisdiction in a few weeks time, it is my intention to offer them a printed copy of this letter, and to ask them to defer arrest proceedings until such time as I have received a written reply from you to this letter. (Similarly, should the authorities force me to appear before a court of any kind.)

I would be grateful if you would please reply to this letter using the following address information:
       Mr William Finnerty
       "St Albans"
       New Inn
       Ballinasloe
       County Galway
       Republic of Ireland.

Later today, I intend to send a printed (and signed) copy of this e-mail to you through the post. I will address it as follows:
             Commission of the European Communities
             (Attn: Secretary-General)
             Rue de la Loi 200
             B-1049 Brussels
             BELGIUM

Within the coming 24 hours, I also intend to place a copy of the text of this letter at the following www Internet address:
http://www.finnachta.com/EU_Commission_17April2003_.htm

It seems to me - and please correct me if I am wrong - that under Article 47 of the CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, I have a legal right under European Community law to be properly advised, defended, and represented in connection with the malicious prosecution (referred to above) which has been brought against me; and, that as a direct result of several mutually-supportive forms of corruption-friendly arrangements and practices in use at the present time in the Republic of Ireland, and in England, I am being unlawfully denied that right.

Allowing for the contents of the paragraph immediately above, I would be very grateful if you could please take steps to ensure that WELL BEFORE my case is heard in court, I will be given the opportunity of being represented by a lawyer in a way which is fully in keeping with Article 47 of the CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.
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I would also like to point out that, as I do not believe I will receive a fair hearing in the Republic of Ireland, it would be preferable to me if my case (which involves several maladministration problems other than the malicious prosecution attempt outlined above) could be heard by the European Union Court of Justice. However, and as the Information Service of the European Union Court of Justice has pointed out to me, I need the services of a lawyer to do that - and this is the second reason why I now seek your help with finding a lawyer who will help me.

A third reason for my seeking a suitably experienced human rights lawyer relates to the fact that I have been badly harmed by the maladministration problems which I have unexpectedly been saddled with during recent years, and I would like to have the damage made good under the terms of Item 3, Article 41 of the CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.

Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the European Commission for the partial results I have now been provided with through Mr Gemelli in connection with Petition 809/2001. A copy of Mr Gemelli's letter can be seen at the following www page location:
http://www.finnachta.com/Petition_809-2001_27Feb2003_Report_.htm

Sincerely,

William Finnerty.

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DEFENCE EFFORTS (Set of four letters)
(Relating to October 9th 2002 Court Hearing in Loughrea)

(1)  I sent an e-mail letter (backed up by a signed printed version sent through the registered post) to the Director of Public Prosecutions (Mr James Hamilton) regarding the matter on August 17th 2002. The letter in question was copied to the Clerk of the Court in Loughrea (Mr Brendan McDonald). Copies of the text of this letter, together with copies of the five associated Post Office registered letter receipts, can be seen at www page address:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/DPP_.htm

(2) With clear reference to Petition 809/2001, I sought help from the Chairman of the European Union/Parliament Committee on Petitions (Mr Gemelli) in an e-mail letter which was backed up by a signed printed copy I sent to him through the registered post on September 7th 2002. I have not received ANY reply from him (or from any of those who were sent copies). A copy of the text of this letter, together with five associated Post Office registered letter receipts, can be seen at www page address:
http://www.finnachta.com/11Sept2002_.htm

(3) I sent a second e-mail letter (backed up by a printed signed copy) to the Director of Public Prosecutions (Mr James Hamilton) on September 21st 2002 - requesting that the hearing of my case be deferred on account of the fact that I had not received any reply from Mr Gemelli. Please note that in Section E of this letter I pointed out to the DPP that I had no intention WHATSOEVER of appearing in court unless I was in receipt of a satisfactory written reply from Mr Gemelli to my letter to him dated September 7th 2002.

Also in section E of the same letter, I made it clear that I had decided not to spend any more of my time and money trying to find Republic of Ireland lawyers who might help me: unless Mr Kenneth Murphy (Director General of The Law Society of Ireland) replied to the two letters I sent to him through the registered post some months earlier. A copy of the text of my September 21st 2002 letter to Mr Hamilton, together with five associated Post Office registered letter receipts, can be seen at www page address:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/21Sept2002_.htm

(4) I sent a third e-mail letter (backed up by a signed printed copy) regarding the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions (Mr James Hamilton) on September 28th 2002 - pointing out (among several other things) that I intended to leave the country in circumstances where he appeared to be unwilling to defer the hearing of my case to a later date. At this stage Mr Hamilton had of course already been informed about the difficulties I was having with finding a defence lawyer: e.g. that I had not received any reply from Mr Gemelli, or from Mr Murphy - as referred to above. A copy of the text of my letter dated September 28th 2002 letter to Mr Hamilton, together with five associated Post Office registered letter receipts, can be seen at www page address:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/28Sept2002_.htm

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