Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Environmental law (waste incinerator licence)

Where

Co. Limerick

Reporting

1 report, 13 Jul 2021 to 13 Jul 2021

Outlets

limerickleader.ie

• High Court dismisses challenge to Irish Cement waste incinerator licence in Limerick Environmental law (waste incinerator licence) · Co. Limerick

  Michelle Hayes, a Limerick solicitor and President of Environmental Trust Ireland, challenged the EPA's decision to grant Irish Cement a waste co-incineration licence at its Mungret factory in Limerick, allowing the burning of up to 90,000 tonnes of waste per year. The EPA granted the licence on 18 May 2021 following a six-day oral hearing in December 2020, and Hayes lodged Judicial Review proceedings at the High Court on 12 July 2021. A second judicial review was initiated by Sue Ann Foley, daughter of JP McManus, against the same EPA decision in July 2021. A seven-day High Court hearing took place from 10 to 19 May 2022 in the Commercial Court. In September 2022, Justice Michael Twomey ruled in Irish Cement's favour, upholding the licence.

  In court, 13 Jul 2021Victim · 1 report

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1. 13 Jul2021
   In courtlimerickleader.ie, in High Court dismisses challenge to Irish Cement waste incinerator licence in Limerick

   Second High Court review sought over Irish Cement's Limerick plans

   victim, Sue Ann Foley, female, irish (judged from name)Sue Ann Foley♀IE

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