DDDA Directors, Fools or Crooks? There isn’t anything in between.

‘You have to make a choice. Did you not know what was going on? If you didn’t, you must ask yourself, are you a competent director? And if you did know, you were complicit in recklessness and fraud. So which is it? Because there isn’t anything in between’.

- Comment on Ireland’s cronies by Niall Fitzgerald, [...]

DDDA Social Investment Disaster

Call for Dublin Docklands board to state Ringsend losses
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/0810/1224252313813_pf.html
STEPHEN COLLINS
Mon, Aug 10, 2009
THE DUBLIN Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) should disclose just how much it has lost on its property investment at Ringsend in Dublin, according to Fine Gael spokesman on the Environment, Phil Hogan TD.
He said documents received by Fine Gael showed the DDDA pumped [...]

EU Wonders Were Poolbeg Incinerator Hearings a Sham?

The Green-FF government does not care the Poolbeg Incinerator hearings were a political sham – they themselves and their €200,000 pensions come first. To divert the public during the elections perhaps it’d be a great idea to issue a report on 60 years of child abuse wherein the judiciary allegedly frustrated police investigations and [...]

EU Wonders Were Poolbeg Incinerator Hearings a Sham?

The Green-FF government does not care the Poolbeg Incinerator hearings were a political sham – they themselves and their €200,000 pensions come first. To divert the public during the elections perhaps it’d be a great idea to issue a report on 60 years of child abuse wherein the judiciary allegedly frustrated police investigations and [...]

DDDA Governance – Another Fine Mess?

Governance is a job for the Polizei, not for insiders.
As the son of a bricklayer Michael Schumacher may be a candidate for DDDA Chairmanship. Michael is an expert on the governance of German Autobahns but this does not necessarily stop him exceeding the few existing speed limits around Nürnberg. And a po-faced resignation [...]

DDDA Governance – Another Fine Mess?

Governance is a job for the Polizei, not for insiders.
As the son of a bricklayer Michael Schumacher may be a candidate for DDDA Chairmanship. Michael is an expert on the governance of German Autobahns but this does not necessarily stop him exceeding the few existing speed limits around Nürnberg. And a po-faced resignation [...]

Poolbeg Incinerator – What are Covanta, DCC, Dong, RPS, EPA and Others Hiding?

One Page Summary of Pollution is WithheldThe operators of the proposed waste-to-toxins factory in Dublin Bay do not publish a clear single A4 page summary of the pollution from their incinerator.
Pattern of Not Honestly Answering Questions Each person you query cynically refers you to another entity in their firewalled organisation and to thousands of pages [...]

Poolbeg Incinerator – What are Covanta, DCC, Dong, RPS, EPA and Others Hiding?

One Page Summary of Pollution is WithheldThe operators of the proposed waste-to-toxins factory in Dublin Bay do not publish a clear single A4 page summary of the pollution from their incinerator.
Pattern of Not Honestly Answering Questions Each person you query cynically refers you to another entity in their firewalled organisation and to thousands of pages [...]

Chart & Cancer Image Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.

Chart Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.Air Pollution Particles Inside Cancer Cells in Human Liver.

Chart Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.EU Standards are Compromised.EU Allows 25μg per cubic metre.WHO Urges 10μg per cubic metre.

A reduction in the yearly average PM2.5 particulates to 15μg per cubic metre would result in life expectancy gains, at [...]

Chart & Cancer Image Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.

Chart Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.Air Pollution Particles Inside Cancer Cells in Human Liver.

Chart Submitted to EPA-Ireland Oral Hearing, April 2008.EU Standards are Compromised.EU Allows 25μg per cubic metre.WHO Urges 10μg per cubic metre.

A reduction in the yearly average PM2.5 particulates to 15μg per cubic metre would result in life expectancy gains, at [...]