Dublin airport appeals planning for Meath homes over new runway noise concerns
The scheme’s builders have been warned that sound levels from the North Runway project could affect residents’ quality of life
Dublin Airport has issued planning challenges against several proposed houses in Co Meath, warning the builders that their homes could soon be affected by noise from its new North Runway project.
The houses, all individual homes being built in rural townlands near the county borders between Meath and Fingal, have been granted permission by Meath County Council, prompting the DAA – the semi-state body which runs Dublin and Cork airports – to appeal the decisions...
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