Replanting Order 02.22, Muckanagh, Co. Leitrim, and Felling Licence GFL 21113

AIE 23/290

Information which led to the issuing of Replanting Order 02.22 Muckanagh, Co. Leitrim.

Information to include, but not restricted to;
a) Investigations and Reports
b) Internal and External Correspondence (all media, including Text and WhatsApp Messages, Notes of Phone Calls, etc.)
c) Photographs
d) AA Screening / AA Report / Determination
e) EIA Screening
f) Environmental Impact Statement


2. Information in relation to Felling Licence GFL 21113.

Information to include, but not restricted to;
a. Application and Licence
b. Maps, including BIO Maps
c. Consultations, Submissions & Objections
d. Harvest Plan, including drafts
e. EIA and AA screening reports: AA Report / Determination
f. Reports, including Investigations, Site Reports, Screenings, Monitoring, Laboratory Reports, Environmental Surveys, Inspector’s Reports, etc., including records from Inspector’s field notebook.
g. Records of any associated Forest Road licences.
h. Internal and External Correspondence

The Milford Partnership

Save Murragh: West Cork Community Group opposed to a new sand and gravel quarry planned adjacent to Bandon River in Murragh, Enniskeane

Planning Application

http://planning.corkcoco.ie/ePlan/AppFileRefDetails/23260/0

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092560012093

AA Screening Report: Keohane Readymix Ltd

https://keohanereadymix.com/locations/

Bord na Mona – Enhanced Decommissioning Rehabilitation and Restoration Scheme (EDRRS)

AIE 043-2023

Quarterly Report – Bord Na Mona Q3 FY23
(October 2022 to December 2022)

NPWS / BnM Monitoring and Verification Meeting Minutes

AS advised that NPWS will be developing a formal signoff procedure for the completion of bogs.

Blank record

EDRRS – Monitoring proposals discussion

Ecology Workshop

EDRRS 2022 Archaeology meeting

Quarterly Project Management Meeting for the Bord na Móna Enhanced Decommissioning, Rehabilitation and Restoration Scheme – 16th June 2022

shp files available for the following, email to request files

Graney Demonstration Catchment Desk Study

The Desk Study for the Graney Demonstration Catchment in on the borders of Counties Clare and Galway has been published.

The Desk Study was prepared by Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) catchment scientists on behalf of the Waters of LIFE Project.

Desk Studies are the first stage in Project Action C1: Catchment Walkover Investigations. They are the initial investigations of the catchments based on a range of available data sources.

These include OSi mapping and orthophotography, EPA status, risk assessment and pressure datasets, CORINE land cover mapping, Forest Service and Coillte data on forest activities and Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) data on Soils and geology.

These data are collated into one report detailing the current conditions within the catchments, and listing any potential pressures and threats to water quality within them.

This is the sixth and final Desk Study published by the project.

See Graney Desk Study for full details.

The Graney was selected as one of the five demonstration catchments primarily due to the presence of high forest cover on High status objective rivers

Islands Demonstration Catchment Desk Study

17.5.23

The Desk Study for the Islands Demonstration Catchment in on the borders of Counties Roscommon and Galway has been published.

The Desk Study was prepared by Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) catchment scientists on behalf of the Waters of LIFE Project.

Desk Studies are the first stage in Project Action C1: Catchment Walkover Investigations.

They are the initial investigations of the catchments based on a range of available data sources.

These include OSi mapping and orthophotography, EPA status, risk assessment and pressure datasets, CORINE land cover mapping, Forest Service and Coillte data on forest activities and Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) data on Soils and geology.

These data are collated into one report detailing the current conditions within the catchments, and listing any potential pressures and threats to water quality within them.This is the fifth Desk Study published by the project.

LAWPRO has drafted a referral to Irish Water outlining the concerns above. Under Irish Water’s River Basin Management Plan Enhanced Ambition Programme, Ballymoe WWTP will be upgraded, with the upgrades due to be completed by 2025.