An investigation into the original papertrails and means by which permissions were sought and granted for licenses, as well as the conditions under which meetings to come to arrangements on licensing, all needs to be undertaken before this project will be seen as legitimate by a significant number of members of the population in northwest Mayo. But first, let's see what comes of the Mahon tribunal: what actual justice will be done as a result of that investigation? If there is no action on foot of the findings, then there's very little reason to have faith in further investigations. In my humble opinion.
Lucy Bingham McAndrew
Posted on 30 Mar 2012 10:33 am
An investigation into the original papertrails and means by which permissions were sought and granted for licenses, as well as the conditions under which meetings to come to arrangements on licensing, all needs to be undertaken before this project will be seen as legitimate by a significant number of members of the population in northwest Mayo. But first, let's see what comes of the Mahon tribunal: what actual justice will be done as a result of that investigation? If there is no action on foot of the findings, then there's very little reason to have faith in further investigations. In my humble opinion.