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jd · 2007-04-16 23:27:53

I had to stop just south and east of Gorey a while ago, and noticed these signs on some gates. Is there a dispute between the landowner and the ESB ?

17-04-2007 12:27AM

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I had to stop just south and east of Gorey a while ago, and noticed these signs on some gates. Is there a dispute between the landowner and the ESB ?

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#2 17-04-2007 08:55AM

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No idea..

But aren't they building a bypass in the area? Could be something to do with that.. can't make out the company name under the logo

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#3 17-04-2007 10:29AM

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The company is Fanning and French and Associates Ltd.

Strange one alright, guess the land owners are having problems with ESB workers.

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#4 17-04-2007 11:02AM

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I think it's a row over the ESB demanding to erect power pylons for a new lecky main line and the landowners saying they aren't getting enough compo or don't want the pylons going across their land.

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