Airline initially cited concerns about climate, emissions limits, water quality and bat safety in appeal against An Bord Pleanála approval
Airline initially cited concerns about climate, emissions limits, water quality and bat safety in appeal against An Bord Pleanála approval
‘The motor industry is changing, but we’re here to stay’: BMW Ireland’s boss on EVs, innovation and the road aheadDeclining birth rate means there will be fewer people of working age to support the growing number of pensioners “A vast number of projects won’t contribute positively to water quality: the directive only requires that they don’t make things worse,” he said.
Ryanair said there had been no more than an “expressed hope or intention” to relocate these stands after a separate application for planning permission is made. On that basis, it said, there was no evidence before the board that the loss of stands would be for only a short period.
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