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Just how bad is it going to get?
2008-02-24 00:14:00 Well, following on from the previous post we decided to analyse the plans and point out what the area population projections are looking like. The relevant documents include the Meath County Development Plan, the so-called Planning Strategy for the Greater Drogheda Area, and the Local Area Plan for the Drogheda Environs (in Meath). It doesn’t look ...
By: EastMeath.Org
Cowen announces 3000 jobs for Stamullen
2007-11-16 00:26:00 Can you imagine the shock when I opened page four of the Drogheda Indo today. 3080 jobs to be created in Stamullen at the City North Hotel (rising to 7133 in ten years). How can they be so precise? All announced by Brian Cowen, Tanaiste, Minister for Finance and next Taoiseach. A man with credibility ...
By: EastMeath.Org
The NRA strikes back
2007-10-24 21:20:00 Interesting submission from the NRA regarding plans to build 500-1000 more houses in Stamullen. The development in Stamullen seems to be predicated on one of those dodgy deals involving getting pitches for houses that are all the rage nowadays. This is what the NRA had to say: This submission sets out that the NRA are seriously concerned ...
By: EastMeath.Org
Campaign Against Gormanston Rail Parking Fees Launched
2007-09-25 14:15:00 Some of us commuters are taking part in a form of protest (by refusing to use the car park and parking at the side of the public road outside the station). We?re also organising a letter writing campaign and contacting our local councillors. If you want to take part please contact me at ciaran.debuitlear@gmail.com.
By: EastMeath.Org
Gormanston
2007-04-10 06:47:00 Gormanston had a population of 1,760 in 1901. Today there are only a handful of families still living in this historic mining town. Located 6 km from Queenstown it was the original mining settlement being established in 1881 by miners and growing rapidly with the discovery of Iron Blow. In 1884 the first post office ... |
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