Green Party Senator Mark Dearey has welcomed new regulations to control recreational activities in sensitive nature areas like along the River Boyle, in the Baltray Boyne estuary area and on Bettystown and Laytown sand dunes.
Mid Louth
Welcoming the decision by An Bord Pleanala to refuse permission for a retail and apartment development on Barn Road on the basis it is "not satisfied that the development of the site, in the manner that has been proposed, would allow for the station to be re-opened", Green Party Councillor Mark Dearey, expressed the view that this decision clearly gives primacy to the future of the station.
*Dunleer Station must not be hemmed in – Dearey
*JSA Missing the Point
Speaking to a packed meeting of Philipstown Residents Association at St. Kevin's Hall on Wednesday night, Cllr Mark Dearey pledged his support to the local community as they seek to eliminate the health hazards associated with the County Council landfill in the Parish.
Station must reopen but should be funded by state: not private developers
Louth Local Authorities need to make contingency plans to ensure consistent supply
Green Party Councillor Mark Dearey has today strongly supported the residents of School Lane in Dunleer, who for too many years now have had to live with substandard footpaths outside their houses.
Reacting today to the ongoing delay by Louth County Council in issuing terms of operation for Dunleer Quarry, Green Party Councillor and General Election candidate Mark Dearey called on Louth County Council to apply the highest environmental and corporate standards on the operators Kilsaran Concrete.
The Green Party has condemned a decision by Meath County Council to grant planning permission to Indaver Ireland to increase the amount of waste that can be burned at an incinerator at Carronstown, Co. Meath.
Given the vision for Dunleer outlines in its Local Area Plan, it seems inevitable that development on either side of Station Road will render the reopening of the railway station as next to impossible