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Reenascreena News

Written by Calvin Jones
Tuesday, 16 March 2004
Andrew O'Sullivan and Jim Hayes enjoy the view The only way was up this St. Patrick's Day for three members of the Reenascreena Community Action Group who headed for the summit of Carrigfadda hill. Jim Hayes, Andrew O'Sullivan and Calvin Jones took up the challenge to investigate possible routes for a public walk to the top of the hill. Coillte, who own a substantial piece of ground in the area that includes the summit of Carrigfadda, responded enthusiastically when approached about a public footpath to the cross on top of the hill.
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Cook is heading south

Written by Calvin Jones

Sunday, 07 March 2004

Teddy Cook to visit Reenascreena

Heritage specialist Teddy Cook has confirmed that he plans to visit the Reenascreena area in the near future to advise the Community Action Group on aspects of preserving the area's rich natural heritage. Mr Cook will be based in Maulatanvally for two days. He will spend the time assessing the village of Reenascreena and the surrounding area before meeting with the Community Action Group committee to discuss potential projects.

For more information please contact Reenascreena Community Action Group.

Congratulations Reenascreena

Written by Calvin Jones
Thursday, 19 February 2004
The following e-mail was originally sent to Reenascreena Community Action Group committee secretary Ted Coakley by Cllr. Cionnaith Ó Súilleabháin, it was subsequently forwarded for inclusion on the site:
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Reenascreena sludge plant dropped

Written by Calvin Jones
Sunday, 15 February 2004
The community of Reenascreena, near Rosscarbery, West Cork was celebrating on Monday night as John O'Regan, the developer proposing to site a controversial sludge processing plant in the area announced his intention to withdraw his planning application.
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Campaign Update

Written by Calvin Jones
Friday, 13 February 2004
The community campaign to stop the Sludge Drying Plant at Sunny Rock is gaining momentum after last Wednesday's heated meeting with the developers. The campaign received front page coverage in this week's edition of the Southern Star, this website and associated e-mail mailing list were set up and the issue was aired on 103FM County Sound's West Cork Today programme on 13.02.2004.
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