Supreme Court Judgement in Dunne Case

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Saturday July 22, 2006 14:52

by Muireann Ni Bhrolchain - Save Tara

muireann at savetara dot com

Carrickmines Judgement in after Third Delay.

The judgement is expected on Tuesday morning July 25th 2006

This judgement has been delayed and long-awaited.
This is the Supreme Court Appeal taken by Dominic Dunne in relation to the constitutionality of orders given by the Minister for the Environment on the Carrickmine's Castle Complex.

The last delay on the judgement issue occured on the 15th/16th of Feburary 2006.

This judgement will probably directly affect the 38 sites currently being excavated at
the Tara complex. These are in line with the proposed M3 route. The existing, new legislation as it stands
would allow for ministerial orders to demolish, cover or/and remove these sites to allow the road to
extend through the archaeological remains of the Tara landscape.
This is a hugely important and significant judgement and day for Tara.

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Comments (5 of 5)

Re: The Unmanageables

by Michael Martin - HLF

Mon Jul 24, 2006 16:09

Wicklowwolf at yahoo dot com

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_Ancient_Voice

Sorry Chris, but both listed links/ urls are dead.

Michael Martin

The Unmanageables

by Chris Murray

Sun Jul 23, 2006 13:06

Backround to the dunne Case for interested parties:

http://www.geocities.com/Carrickmines_castle/carrickmin....html

Attend the judgement

by Muireann Ni Bhrolchain

Sun Jul 23, 2006 01:04

I have been asked to pass on the message that people should attend the judgement to show support for Dominic Dunne in his legal battle. This could be a crucial day, not just for Tara, but for heritage in general.
I have had no involvement in this battle at any point or in the court case but I would like to be there to give my own personal and Tara's support on Tuesday.

Heritage Destruction Act !

by Mick Butler

Sun Jul 23, 2006 00:50

Fair play to you Dominic and friends. This mob would sell their Mother to the highest bidder.
There are also some nasty stories doing the rounds about courts refusing proceedings to be recorded through a stenographer and other verified accounts of transcripts of hearings getting "lost". It is crucial to get cases before the courts "on the record".

M B

Notice from the legal diary

Sat Jul 22, 2006 15:03

Here is the actual entry from the legal diary of the Courts Service: The time is 10.45 am.

The Chief Justice
Mrs. Justice Denham
Mr. Justice Hardiman
Mr. Justice Geoghegan
Mr. Justice Kearns
At 10.45 o'clock
For Judgment
444/04 Dunne -v- Minister for the Environment Heritage and Local Government & ors

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