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Campaign News

Protester to appeal defamation ruling - 21 hours ago
The Chief cries foul - 1 day ago
Shell, IRMS & Gardaí move into Glengad - 1 day ago
Frontline on RTE1 discusses Natural Resources, Corrib & Fracking - 1 day ago
Shell's tunnelling compound shut down for the day - 1 day ago

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Debate continues on Big Oil's big profits - 21 hours ago
The risks of fracking - 21 hours ago
Leitrim Co Co asks Minister to ban fracking - 1 day ago
Anti-fracking protest held in Enniskillen - 4 days ago
150 at successful anti-Household Tax meeting in Castlebar - 4 days ago

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Blast from the Past

Corrib pipeline roadway was 'built illegally'

THE controversial €1bn Corrib gas project has been dealt a major planning blow.
Bord Pleanala has ruled that a private road from the Atlantic was built illegally.
Shell now faces having to tear up the road it built though a special conservation area in Co Mayo without planning permission.
Yesterday's landmark Bord Pleanala ruling could delay the project for at least a year.

5 Articles on what it's all about

Gas explosion fears raised at hearing - Lorna Siggins
Just how bad is Ireland's Oil and Gas deal - Shell to Sea
Now you are talking my language - Michael McGaughan
Another gas terminal for Bellanaboy - Daniel Hickey
Corrib and the art of bog building - James Laffey

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Quote of the Week

"The Minister [Pat Rabbitte], I think, has done a very good job, and he has come out supporting the industry, in a way that other Ministers haven't in the past. And I think that's to his credit."

Oil executive Brian O Cathain praising Minster for Energy, Pat Rabbitte for his blind support of the oil companies and betrayal of the Irish people

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Shell's planned tunnel

The tunnel which Minister for the Environment, Phil Hogan signed off on the Foreshore Licence for Shell is planned to run under Sruwaddacon Estuary which is designated a Special Area of Conservation.

Shell's planned tunnel:

4.9 kilometers long
4.2 meters in diameter
15 months of tunnelling
24 hour a day tunnelling
472 truck movements a day at peak construction
68,000 m³ of material removed
2.5 km of 3m high fencing

The Pipe DVD now available

The Pipe is now available to buy. It's for sale in Tesco's, IFI, Laser, Lee Records Tralee and Mayo County Library, and online at http://thepipe.myshopify.com/ retailing at €14.99

http://thepipe.myshopify.com/