24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Lisdowney Wind Farm Ltd has applied to Kilkenny County Council to increase the blade size and location of its wind turbines, but the application has been deemed to be incomplete.
The company is seeking a modification of its original planning permission, consisting of “an increase to the blade tip height (overall turbine height) of four wind turbines from a blade tip height of 99.5m to 121.5m and also to change the location of turbines T1, T3 and T4.”
If James Stephens are to cause an upset on Sunday they will need to put a halt to TJ Reid. Pic: Piaras O'Midheach/Sportsfile
Ciara Clarke in action for the Kilkenny Firsts during their Irish Hockey Trophy clash with Armagh at Kilkenny College. Picture: Mark Desmond
Picture: Gundula Vogel/Pixabay
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