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Concerns are being raised about plans for a bio-renewables facility in mid-Tipp

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Roadstone Ltd is seeking permission for the development on their site at Killough Quarry near Holycross.

The overall site is 6.3 hectares with the facility to occupy .4 of a hectare to convert feedstocks to biomethane gas, carbon dioxide, electricity, fertiliser and water.

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The plan is treat around 106,000 tonnes per annum made up of chicken waste, cattle slurry, grass silage.

The adjacent Roadstone Killough Quarry plant will utilise the electricity, bio-methane and water.

James Flanaghan of the Killough Biogas Concern Committee says they have a number of concerns about the plans with the increase being in traffic being the main issue.

A decision from Tipperary County Council is due on March 9th.

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