London Journalist Enquires About Kilconnell Superdump
Environment and heritage protection groups informed
Media members & organisations informed
From:
William Finnerty
To:
Kilconnell Anti-Dump Group Secretary (Annette Gilchrist) ;
New Inn
Anti-Dump Chairman (Vincent Costello)
Cc:
Woodlawn House Preservation Society ;
Tara / Skreen Group ;
New Inn AntiDump Internet Group ;
Nature Ireland ;
Kilconnell Anti-Dump Internet Group ;
Green Party Ireland (Yahoo Group) ;
East Galway Green Party (Siobhan Nevin) ;
CelticParty(Yahoo) ;
Ann Marie Kelly Discussion Group ;
An Taisce (Yahoo Discussion Group)
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 11:01 AM
Subject: [Celtic Party] Informing the media >>> re SUPERDUMP
planned for KILCONNELL
----- Original Message -----
From:
William Finnerty
To:
Tony Galvin (Award Winning Tuam Herald Journalist) ;
Connacht Tribune Editor (Mr. John Cunningham) ;
Galway Advertiser Editor (Mr. Declan Varley) ;
Galway Independent Newspaper ;
Ireland On Sunday ;
Irish
Emigrant Newspaper ;
Irish Examiner Newspaper ;
Irish
Independent Newspapers (Unison Group) ;
Keith Finnegan at Galway Bay FM (local radio) ;
RTE (Irish
National TV Station) ;
Sunday Business
Post ;
Sunday World Newspaper ;
TG4 (Irish
Language Station, Republic of Ireland) ;
The Irish Times ;
Tuam Herald ; TV3
(Republic of Ireland)
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 10:55 AM
Subject: London journalist enquires ... >>> re SUPERDUMP
planned for KILCONNELL
----- Original Message -----
From:
William Finnerty
To:
Kilconnell Anti-Dump Group Secretary (Annette Gilchrist) ;
New Inn
Anti-Dump Chairman (Vincent Costello)
Cc:
Woodlawn House Preservation Society ;
Tara / Skreen Group ;
New Inn AntiDump Internet Group ;
Nature Ireland ;
Kilconnell Anti-Dump Internet Group ;
Green Party Ireland (Yahoo Group) ;
East Galway Green Party (Siobhan Nevin) ;
CelticParty(Yahoo) ;
Ann Marie Kelly Discussion Group ;
An Taisce (Yahoo Discussion Group)
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 5:38 PM
Subject: [Celtic Party] London journalist enquires ... >>> re
superdump planned for Kilconnell
----- Original Message -----
Dear Oonagh,
Thank you for contacting me.
One of the GREATEST difficulties we have
locally is that we cannot get the Irish journalists (or editors I should
say perhaps?) to write and talk about the CORE issues
regarding the Celtic Waste dump planned for
Kilconnell: i.e. things such as Article 28A of
the Republic of Ireland Constitution, and the
Aarhus Convention Agreement for example; and, of course, the
way our Government, and our President, appear to be blatantly
violating our Constitution regarding such matters. To make matters far,
far worse - they are getting away with it all, with the greatest of ease
(so far at least).
I did have a very quick try at making a
small complaint to the media recently - which can be seen at Internet
page location:
I think many in the media may be stuck
myself ? - the whole thing may be much too big for them perhaps, and
they don't know what to do? There are really HUGE financial profits
involved (potentially) in superdumps, incinerators, and toll roads - as
well as some very large multi-national companies, banks, and so on.
Any help you can give us - especially as a
journalist - would be very much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Billy Finnerty.
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