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Residents voice opposition to wind farm on Irish historical site
"A large group of local people gathered last weekend in the shadow of the historic St Manchan’s Monastery and Well in Lemanaghan to protest at plans by Bord na Móna to build a wind farm in Lemanaghan bog.
The group was joined by local Independent TD Carol Nolan, who has pledged her support to the campaign, and they carried placards with the word “No” emblazoned across the front and a drawing of a wind turbine.
The placards are being made locally, and according to local resident and campaigner, Aoife Phelan, there has been “a very encouraging uptake” from residents in the Lemanaghan area, many of whom have already placed the opposition placards outside their houses. “They have also been placed along the route of the proposed wind farm,” she adds."
Residents voice opposition to wind farm on Irish historical site
Residents of Lemanaghan, joined by Independent TD Carol Nolan, gathered last weekend in the shadow of the historic St Manchan’s Monastery and Well to protest at plans to build a wind farm in Lemanaghan bog.
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