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.
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Green Party Rally in Drogheda
Welcoming the visit this Saturday to Drogheda by the Green Party on the occasion of its national local election candidate launch Louth chair and Drogheda candidate Rachel Pearson highlighted the importance of Local Government to our the every day lives of voters and the fact that, "With a Green Minister at the helm, Local Government is going to be more effective in delivering key services, more prominent in supporting the local economy and more democratic in its functioning, particularly in regard to planning decisions and land zonings.
Continuing Rachel said, "what is most important is creating that the agenda of each local authority be about good quality of life with clean water, food, air and soil all supported by sustainable local economies. The very best way of ensuring that is by having a Green voice at Droghethe Council table. That is the message all the candidates visiting Drogheda this Saturday will be taking home as they begin the long run in to the elections in June." "Here in Louth , we are confident that the work of Cllr Mark Dearey over the past five years will mean that voters in Drogheda when and across Louth will go Green next time out."