See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/49290366
WIND FARMS AND BLANKET PEAT
The Bog Slide of 16th October 2003
at Derrybrien, Co. Galway, Ireland
Richard Lindsay
Olivia Bragg
University of East London
Internal review AAIE/23/227
Result of the internal review of this decision
As you will be aware from the acknowledgement of your request for an internal review, I was assigned to review your request. I made a decision on your review request on 25/04/2023. Having reviewed this request, and having identified 8 records which relate to it, I have decided that you should be granted access to all of the records, and I annul the original decision accordingly.
Notes on landslide
OCEI decisions
Whether the Council was justified in refusing access to the information requested in each case on the basis that it was not held by or for the Council
https://www.ocei.ie/decisions/mr.-raymond-neilon-and-ti/index.xml
https://www.ocei.ie/decisions/ms-c-and-tipperary-county/
ABP
Selection of videos of powered pumps and augers
Note: Good summary of the issues involved by IWT is at https://iwt.ie/dodgy-dealings-under-the-sea/
Habitat mapping as part of the MESH Programme; Ground truth area surveyed by Celtic Voyager
2004
Survey Data Analysis for Hemptons Turbot Bank
2006
This document reviews the approach of analysing multibeam bathymetric and backscatter data for habitat classification using
grab samples and video footage for groundtruthing over an area called Hamptons Turbot Banks, a series of sand waves off the north coast of Ireland.
Marine Surveys of Two Irish Sandbank cSACs
2007
Long Bank and Holdens Bank
Ballybunnion Bank and Turbot Bank
Benthic surveys of sandbanks in the Irish Sea
2007
Analysis of samples from the Hempton Turbot Bank
Aqua-Fact International Services Ltd was contracted by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government (DEHLG) to carry out the analysis of benthic samples collected in 2005 from the RV Celtic Explorer as part of the MESH sampling schedule. The samples in question were taken from the Hempton Turbot sandbank off the Co. Donegal coast.
Actions arising from Marine biogeogrpahic process
Note CCA mentioned
Conclusions Marine Biogeographic Commission meeting 2009
Internal note on prep for designation
A benthic survey of sandbank features in the Irish Sea A biological survey of the Bray, Money-weights and Lucifer Banks
July 2010
Marine sandbank designations Maps
Sandbanks summary justification 2011 (revised)
Memo: Prep work and finalising marine designations
Note to Principal Officer re Sandbank Designations
Coordinates of potential designations
Note to Minister requesting approval to designate new Marine Special Areas of Conservation and addcerta in qualifying interests to some existing sites
An Update on Marine Special Areas of Conservation around Ireland
David Lyons & Oliver Ó Cadhla
Sand bank justification document
Subtidal Benthic Investigations of the Greater Codling Bank
Renewables Areas
Scientific Unit to Des proposed change to designations
Initial observations from the Marine Institute to the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine on the notice to designate 6 Marine Sites as Special Areas of Conservation
Questions in word doc from BIM on designations
Meeting with NPWS re designation of 6 new SACs
Questions to include in the MI submission to DAFM for consideration at a meeting with DAHG
Ainhoa González a,∗, Gavin Daly b , Justin Gleeson c
a National Institute for Regional and Spatial Analysis, Maynooth University, Ireland
b European Observation Network for Territorial Development and Cohesion, European Union, Luxembourg
c All Ireland Research Observatory, Maynooth University, Ireland
AIE request 23 144
Request for access to information held by the Department of Agriculture, Food, and the Marine relating to the provision of, by email, a copy of the consent from DAFM to Coillte in relation to Project Pearl i.e the establishment of FuturEnergy Ireland, as noted in the Briefing for Minister Hackett for the meeting with Coillte on 13 January 2022
Notes:
DETERMINATION OF MERGER NOTIFICATION
M/20/005 – ESB/COILLTE (JV)
Following implementation of the Proposed Transaction, Coillte will continue to supply land to third party developers of onshore wind farms in the State
Coillte’s current share in this potential market is minimal (approximately [0-5]%), resulting from a […]% shareholding in a single wind farm located in Sliabh Bawn, Co. Roscommon
Coillte estimates that it has the largest share of Theoretically Suitable Land in the State (approximately [25-30]%). Coillte estimates that Bord na Móna holds the second largest share of Theoretically Suitable Land in the State (approximately [5-
10]%) with the remaining [65-70]% held by various individual landholders across the State
It sees our entire renewable energy business transfer into the new joint venture company, which aims to deliver 1GW of renewable energy projects by 2030.
Coillte’s portfolio of proposed wind farm projects and its Renewable Energy division has now transferred to FuturEnergy Ireland. The majority of projects in the pipeline are either preparing to enter the planning system or are in the planning process awaiting adjudication.
The new company is led by CEO Peter Lynch, former managing director of Coillte’s Renewable Energy Division.
(Coillte)
AIE/23/030
Note: DAFM does not hold any records that show a change in land use in Coillte felling licence applications. Coillte normally apply to replant after clearfell
This is a list for 2020-2022 where the felling applications received by DAFM proposed that the forest area be converted to another land use type ( i.e. converted from forestry to another land use type.).
The note alleges to explain why the list for 2020-2022 wholly comprises private felling applications and doesn’t include any Coillte applications for this time period.
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