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Donegal councillors annoyed at ministerial request to alter wind policy

Councillors in Donegal continue to reject a ministerial request to change their recently adopted wind policy and vastly increase the area where turbines would be permitted in the county. As revealed by this paper two weeks ago Minster of State for ...

28 Sept 2022 at 21:30

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Donegal TD calls for steps to ensure communities are consulted on wind farms and other projects

Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, said Government must take steps to ensure communities across Donegal and the country will be properly involved and consulted on significant development projects in their areas. He raised the issue in ...

09 Jul 2021 at 09:30

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Plans to open areas in Donegal for wind farms are strongly opposed

Proposals to scrap parts of the wind section of the Donegal Development Plan to allow for wind farm developments in sensitive areas around the county have generated shock and anger from the public and environmental groups here. Minister for ...

14 Sept 2022 at 21:30

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Plans for Donegal wind farm that received dozens of objections to be submitted again

Plans to build a wind farm near Glenties that received dozens of local objections are to be re-submitted. The application for the Graffy wind farm was withdrawn last month following a High Court judgement involving a wind farm in Longford. ...

09 Sept 2021 at 17:37

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Decision day next week for controversial Donegal wind farm proposals

A decision is due on Tuesday regarding controversial plans to develop a wind farm in south-west Donegal. Cuilfeach Teoranta is seeking planning approval from Donegal Co. Council to erect a wind farm with eight turbines in an area near ...

08 Aug 2021 at 09:55

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Donegal groups warn council about to break EU laws

Nine community and environmental groups across the county have contacted members of Donegal County Council in a last ditch plea for them to reject proposals due to come before them today that would allow wind turbines within a ...

31 Jan 2022 at 10:00

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Environment groups urge councillors to stick to their guns on wind energy policy

Five environmental groups from west Donegal have sent a direct message to their local councillors - "stick to your guns" and insist on measures that will protect the local environment from too many wind farm developments. In ...

11 Jul 2022 at 14:00

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Permission for west Donegal wind farm refused over concerns about impact on wildlife

Donegal County Council has refused planning permission for an eight-turbine wind farm near Glenties citing concerns about the potential impact on rare birdlife and conservation areas. Cuilfeach Teoranta applied in October ...

02 Dec 2021 at 17:39

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Groups urge public and politicians to object to wind proposals

Environmental, conservation and wind farm groups across Donegal have urged their local councillors as well as members of the public to contact the Minister for State with responsibility for Planning and Local Government, ...

22 Sept 2022 at 08:00

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Controversial west Donegal wind farm decision delayed

Donegal County Council has extended the date for a decision on the proposed wind farm project at Graffy outside Glenties. It was due out this week. A company called Cuilfeach Teoranta is applying for a ten-year planning ...

10 Aug 2021 at 14:39

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