Renewed efforts to monitor, object or oppose the Poolbeg incinerator have begun to spring to life on a number of fronts. Local groups and political parties have made various efforts to challenge the incinerator amidst fears about its emissions or […]
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The Poolbeg incinerator has begun pumping out smoke as it begins to come into operation. It will take a number of months until it is actually combusting waste at full scale. However, even at this early stage many in Ringsend, […]
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Ringsend Community Services Forum recently hosted a question and answer session with local politicians. The chance for the public to meet and put their questions to their local representatives was held in Ringsend College on March 2nd. The agenda detailed […]
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The joint partnership between Covanta and Dublin City Council (DCC) has long been controversial, Widely opposed by locals and most councillors, it will cost approximately €600 million. It will likely burn waste for all of Leinster and beyond and if […]
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A public meeting was held by the Social Democrats on October 27th with the aim of discussing emissions monitoring at the new Poolbeg incinerator, which is due to come into operation in 2017. The aim of the meeting was to […]
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Check out what your local election candidates have to say on the water charges and the Poolbeg Incinerator. On Tuesday February 10, 2016, election candidates from several parties took part in a Q & A at Ringsend College. Particular attention […]
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Combined Residents Against Incineration has organised a protest against the Poolbeg Incinerator for tomorrow. The protest will be a family-friendly street meeting, and CRAI is calling on people from Ringsend, Irishtown, Sandymount, the Dublin Bay Area and beyond to attend. […]
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