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Interesting photos from Bellinaboy last Friday

category mayo | environment | news report author Thursday February 22, 2007 22:36author by John - Cork Shell to Sea Report this post to the editors

Just a few photos taken inside the refinery site that may be of interest.
Weird object in the woods. What the fk is it?
Weird object in the woods. What the fk is it?

What is the strange dish on a tripod? It was seen standing alone in the trees to the right of the way leave just after we left the bog and entered the forestry. I wanted to investigate but was urged to stay with the group. Next time perhaps.
I also noticed: 1.A UK plated vehicle on an Irish construction site. Is this illegal? I have been told it is.
2.A Nice health and safety diagram. We need one of these outside to cover Garda inflicted injuries. If the refinery goes ahead it will need to be even more comprehensive.!
3. A big pile of turf removed from its natural habitat. Also some headless people.

English plates on Irish site. Illegal?
English plates on Irish site. Illegal?

What about the injuries caused outside the site?
What about the injuries caused outside the site?

Turf removed from bog
Turf removed from bog

author by Paulpublication date Thu Feb 22, 2007 23:39author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I'm no expert but it looks very like similar funnels which are dotted around the Cork Harbour area and which are for collecting rainwater for sampling. Don't know why it would be at an unbuilt refinery but maybe they're expecting a few emissions.

author by Seanpublication date Fri Feb 23, 2007 08:33author address author phone Report this post to the editors

You see this is what happens when people who don't know what they are talking about start to speculate about things. Before you know it, comments will be on here wondering is it a gas monitor to see how much will leak or is it bomb to blow away the protestors if they invade the site again. Surely it has to be something sinister...I mean its in a tri-pod AND it has a weird dish on top of it.....and we all know that Shell don't do anything Weird looking unless they want to harm the good people of Erris...

Sorry to disappoint you but the "strange dish" is merely a satellie communicator for the Global Positioning System that the engineers are using to set out the position of the terminal to the nearest millimetre. Nothing sinister, they are used on every major civil engineering project all over the country...see this link:

http://www.korecgroup.com/Home/index.html?action=01Prod...urvey

author by A10publication date Fri Feb 23, 2007 13:28author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Depending on what type of vechicle.Looks like a commerical vechicle of some kind,like a tanker?
If it is not being used on Irish roads and is onsite all the time.No Problem

author by John - Shell to seapublication date Fri Feb 23, 2007 20:54author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Thankyou for clearing that up for us Sean, not speculating just asking questions. Thanks also A10. Vehicle was a tractor towing some sort of tank as you say

author by Dubpublication date Fri Feb 23, 2007 21:01author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Any EU registered vehicle is allowed to use Irish roads. No problem there. there may be some time limit on it... a year maybe (check it up). Anyway, as previous poster said anything can use private grounds without tax, insurance, NCT.

 
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