According to the NRA, it agreed the following with protester Lisa Feeney last Saturday.
• Crib walling to be constructed using preserved timber.
• Works to be supervised by an archaeologist and engineer.
• Landscaping: all exposed areas on Esker to be planted with semi-mature trees.
• Crib wall to be planted with semi-mature vegetation.
• Road alignment to be gauged to move as far south as possible.
• Spoil heap south east of Rath Lugh to be removed or planted with suitable vegetation.
• No additional lands to be purchased in the vicinity of Rath Lugh for road construction.
• A reduction in land available to contractor by up to 7m and a further reduction subject to realignment review.
• Low-noise surfacing to be used between Roestown and Ardsallagh (Skryne-Tara Valley).
• No work to take place on a marked-out space between Baronstown side of the site and Lismullin until April 17th.
The Irish Times
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