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E-mail to Marcin Libicki MEP
by W. Finnerty. Sun Jul 08, 2007 15:37
 
Largely on account of what happened to "the site destroyed under cover of darkness" (i.e. the site at Baronstown, near the Hill of Tara destroyed at 4am on July 4th 2007), an e-mail was sent last Friday, July 6th 2007, to Marcin Libicki, Chairman of the European Parliament Committee on Petitions.
 
As some will already know several Members of the EU petitions committee visited the Hill of Tara site on June 27th 2007, as can be seen from the photographs above.
 
Like many other people I imagine, I had hoped (and in fact believed) that the destruction of VERY important heritage sites in the Hill of Tara would stop as a result of the June 27th 2007 EU petitions committee visit to Tara.
 
Then this: "The documents make clear that Baronstown, the site destroyed under cover of darkness during the early hours of Tuesday morning (July 4th 2007), was considered a National Monument by Pat Wallace, the Director of the National Museum." (This piece of text has been taken from The Irish Times article at http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2007/0706/breaking68.htm .)
 
In the hope that it might somehow help a little to protect what's left of the ancient sites in the area, Mr Libicki was also provided with additional information relating to the overall "Tara" situation, some of which he might not have been aware of.
 
A copy of the e-mail sent to Marcin Libicki MEP last Friday (July 6th 2007) can be viewed at http://www.europeancourtofhumanrightswilliamfinnerty.com/MarcinLibickiMEP6July2007/Email.htm .
 
As can be seen at the address just above, it was made clear to all addressees (which included several senior politicians and lawyers) that "for future reference purposes" a copy would be placed on the internet.
 
Finally, and in an effort to reflect what my lengthy research results all now strongly suggest, I titled last Friday's e-mail as follows: 
 
"PPP Toll Road EU Petition 546/2005 (Hill of Tara) & "The Culture of Corruption"
 
Related Link: http://www.constitutionofireland.com/
 
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The above text has been copied from the following Indymedia (Ireland) location:
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/83209&comment_limit=0&condense_comments=false#comment200465
 
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From "The Sunday Business Post" (July 8th 2007 Edition):
 
"The (Republic of Ireland) government and the European Commission are on a collision course over the €184 billion National Development Plan (NDP), following a formal warning from the EU (European Union) that the entire project is in breach of European law."
 
"EU environment commissioner Stavros Dimas (who is a lawyer) sent a letter in the past few days to the government, saying that the commission believed Ireland’s failure to conduct a strategic environmental assessment (SEA) for the project was in breach of a key 2001 EU directive."
 
The full text of last Sunday's "Sunday Business Post" article can be viewed at:
http://www.sbpost.ie/post/pages/p/story.aspx-qqqt=NEWS-qqqs=news-qqqid=25007-qqqx=1.asp .
 
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For future reference purposes a copy of this e-mail will be placed at the following internet location later today:
http://www.europeancourtofhumanrightswilliamfinnerty.com/CommissionerStavrosDimas11July2007/Email.htm 
 
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Related web site: http://www.europeancourtofhumanrightswilliamfinnerty.com/ 
 
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