Claremorris Historic Landfill Remediation Project Contract Signing

Fehily Timoney and Company have been appointed by Mayo County Council (MCC) as technical advisors on the Claremorris Historic Landfill Remediation Project.

James O’Neill, Principal Engineer, was delighted to attend the contract signing on 10th November on behalf of FT.

The project team look forward to working with our client MCC and contractor Joe Reilly Plant Hire Ltd. to deliver the project. The remediation plan, approved by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ireland, was also developed by FT in accordance with the Code of Practice for Historic Landfills. The remediation will allow for the full development of the proposed Claremorris Energy Co-op solar farm project at the site.

Photographed at the contact signing for the Claremorris Historic Landfill Remediation Project were, back row, from left: Cllr Damien Ryan; Ann Moore (Head of Environment, Mayo County Council), Cllr Richard Finn, Killian Farrell (Senior Executive Scientist, Mayo County Council), Tom Gilligan (Director of Services, Mayo County Council), James O’Neill (Fehily Timoney).

Front row: Cllr Michael Burke (Cathaoirleach Claremorris-Swinford Municipal District), Martina Hughes (Senior Executive Officer, Mayo County Council), Cllr Sean Carey (Cathaoirleach Mayo County Council), John Condon (Deputy Chief Executive, Mayo County Council), Colm Reilly (Joe Reilly Plant Hire Ltd.) and Ms. Neasa Reilly (Joe Reilly Plant Hire Ltd.)

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