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BREAKING: Naas meat processor fined €24,000 for noise and smell issues Company says it spent more than €2m in 18 months tackling the issues Reporter:  '); A major County Kildare meat processing concern has been fined a total of €24,000 for breaches of environmental legislation. It follows complaints of noise and smell made by residents living close to the processing operation. Six fines of €4,000 each, the maximum allowed, were imposed on the Naas-based Arrow Group Limited at a  Naas District Court sitting today. The Arrow Group is a long established concern and includes  individu...

Naas woman leaves home to sleep because of noise from local food plant Case  '); A Naas woman told a court that she has to leave her home to sleep somewhere else because of noise emanating from a local food processing plant. The woman, Helena McGrath, made a noise complaint application at Naas District Court on February 17 against Arrow Group Ltd. The Arrow Group is a long established concern and includes  individual operations like QK Coldstores, Dawn Farm Foods and Dawn Farms Distribution. He also told the court she has had health issues, including the insertion of a stent. Solicitor Joe ...

A total of 683 complaints were received about smells compared to 300 in 2019. April, the first full month of lockdown, saw the highest number of complaints overall, with 187 lodged. The EPA is responsible for licencing and monitoring activities at 830 factories and industrial installations across the country and it said 86pc of them attracted no complaints at all. But it added it was seriously concerned about a number of plants on its ‘national priority sites’ list for the second year in a row. The Arrow Group attracted 198 complaints about its operations in Naas, Co Kildare where its sit...

LONDON MARKET OPEN: FTSE Boosted By US Stimulus Hopes; Rolls Slides Mon, 8th Feb 2021 08:41 (Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 was higher in early trade on Monday, shrugging off share price falls for AstraZeneca, Rolls-Royce and Experian, as global markets got a boost from progress on US President Joe Biden's USD1.9 trillion stimulus plan. The FTSE 100 index was up 18.62 points, or 0.3%, at 6,507.95. The mid-cap FTSE 250 index was down 41.65 points, or 0.2%, at 21,025.22. The AIM All-Share index was down 0.3% at 1,208.35. The Cboe UK 100 index was up 0.3% at 647.13 points. The Cboe 250 was ...