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Thursday January 01 1970

Verdict on Tara Case.

category dublin | history and heritage | event notice author Tuesday January 24, 2006 21:47author by c murray - TaraWatchauthor email verbalnecessity at yahoo dot comauthor address n/aauthor phone 4978026 Report this post to the editors

The verdict will be delivered today.

Factual disputes regarding the ambit of the Tara complex and its definition under current legislation have not been resolved. The testimony of expert witnesses on the discovery of two National monuments at Barronstown and Collierstown disallowed.
The State contends that in fact no national monument was discovered on the 38 sites, nor is there legislation protecting the landscape. Chris.

author by statesidepublication date Wed Jan 25, 2006 16:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Why were two expert opinions disallowed?

Is this case about saving government butts or saving Tara?

author by Chris Murray - TaraWatchpublication date Wed Jan 25, 2006 21:53author email verbalnecessity at yahoo dot comauthor address n/aauthor phone 4978026Report this post to the editors

The testimony of the expert witnesses was diallowed because it came under 'matters arising',ie new evidence.They were to testify that contrary to the State's evidence that no national monument was discovered ,there were two at barronstown and Collierstown, this would invoke a section 14(a)4 which would mean a complete cessation of works and a new EIS.
The Tara complex is not seen as one under the NMA1930-2004(as amended) and therefore there is no legislative protection for it.Will post a review of the case meeting asap.
Chris

author by cmurray - TaraWatchpublication date Mon Feb 13, 2006 17:12author email dotliath at eircom dot netauthor address n/aauthor phone 4978026Report this post to the editors

links.

Related Link: http://www.hilloftara.info
author by c murray - Tarawatchpublication date Tue Feb 28, 2006 18:08author email dotliath at gmail dot comauthor address n/aauthor phone 0877765289Report this post to the editors

Thanks to the people who are signing the petition, sending luck and helping
out in everyway, esp the filmakers and businesses, poets and writers.
some of the support has been surprising. we are very grateful.and the people
who have imported the save Tara Button. Back to court tomorrow and a public meeting for case
review at the Lia Fail, Sunday 5th March for case review. C Murray

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