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The start of construction of a world-class €200 million Glanbia cheese factory signals a prosperous future for rural Ireland and family farms, according to...

Taoiseach says politicians entitled to comment on planning issues Martin urges An Taisce to withdraw appeal against €140m Kilkenny cheese factory Thu, May 13, 2021, 01:00   Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said politicians are entitled to comment on planning issues as he defended his remarks urging heritage organisation An Taisce to withdraw its appeal against the construction of a €140 million cheese factory in Co Kilkenny. Mr Martin was speaking in the Dáil as Social Democrats TD Holly Ca...

Green Party to stand up for An Taisce in Co Kilkenny cheese plant row Fine Gael junior minister says environment group using public funds to appeal against venture ‘shabby’ about 2 hours ago   The Green Party will take a strong stand to prevent Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael Ministers from applying pressure on An Taisce to withdraw an appeal against a €140 million cheese manufacturing plant in Co Kilkenny. The Greens have also strongly objected to rural Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael TDs calli...

An Taisce to appeal High Court decision on Irish cheese factory An Taisce, the Irish National Trust, said it intends to seek leave to appeal the recent decision of the Irish High Court dismissing its challenge against the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for the development of a cheese processing plant. The proposal is a joint venture between Glanbia and Dutch company Royal A-Ware at Belview Science and Technology Park at Slieverue, County ...

  Four former Fine Gael ministers and two Senators have criticised An Taisce for appealing the High Court’s decision to grant planning permission to a €140 million cheese manufacturing plant on the Kilkenny-Waterford border, saying the move “does not cast Ireland in a good light”. The cheese plant, proposed for Belview in the south of Co Kilkenny, is a joint venture between Glanbia and Dutch cheesemakers Royal A-Ware, but An Taisce has made several objections to the plan, s...

Tipperary Mid West Radio “This refusal on behalf of An Taisce to accept the planning decision is treasonous" (Image: Independent.ie) An Taisce has confirmed its intention to seek leave to appeal the recent decision of the High Court dismissing its challenge against the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for the development of a cheese processing plant. The proposal is a joint venture between Glanbia and Dutch company Royal A-Ware at Belview Science and...