Dúchas report sought by Garda Síochána ...


Further to the e-mail correspondence of May 9th 2001 to Garda Commissioner Pat Byrne, the matters in question have been reported to Dúchas (the Irish Heritage Service) by the  Gardai; and they are waiting for a reply from Dúchas at present (September 2nd 2001). 

A scanned copy of a letter (dated August 7th 2001) from Assistant Police Commissioner E.T. Keating - which refers to the above matter - can be seen towards the end of this page.

For further information please see the August 9th 2001 e-mail text reproduced below.

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From: William Finnerty
To: Assistant Police Commissioner (Galway area)
Cc: Mr. Justice Thomas Smyth ; Mr. Declan Ivory (Head of Eircom Operations and Delivery) ; Police Commissioners Office
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 4:45 PM
Subject: Dúchas (The Irish Heritage Service)

Dear Assistant Commissioner Keating,

Thank your letter dated 07/08/01. 

I am very pleased to learn that the heritage matters I have informed you about in my e-mail correspondence have been passed on by The Garda Siochana to Dúchas (The Irish Heritage Service); and, that you are waiting for a report from them.

Please note that I sent an e-mail to Dúchas myself on March 16th 2000 (for the purpose of seeking help regarding local heritage matters); and that later the same day I also sent a printed copy of the e-mail in question (containing a hand-written note at the bottom) through the registered post to them.  It was addressed as follows:

The Heritage Service
51 St. Stephen's Green
Dublin 2.

The number of the registration slip associated with the above mentioned letter to Dúchas is:
RR 2402 3912 5IE

An A3 size copy of the March 16th 2000 letter to Dúchas, together with the original Post Office registration slip, have been on public display in one of the front windows of my brother's business premises here in New Inn village for the entire period since March 16th 2000;  and, both items are still on display in the same location.

When - after a period of some SEVEN MONTHS or so - the above communications to Dúchas failed to produce any useful practical results (that I could see), I tried to follow up on the matter by writing to Prime Minister Ahern on October 11th 2000.  A copy of the letter I wrote to Prime Minister Ahern on October 11th 2000 can be seen at the www page address immediately below:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/chaplefinnerty/letters7/oct-11-2000.htm

The letter of October 11th 2000 to Prime Minister Ahern referred to in the paragraph above was followed by another a few weeks later (dated October 26th 2000): a copy of which can be seen at www page address:
http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/chaplefinnerty/letters1/oct-26-00.htm

In your investigations, it would be much appreciated if you could take full overall account of all of the above information please.

Sincerely,

Mr. William Finnerty.

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Several months AFTER the above mentioned e-mail and registered letter to Dúchas of March 16th 2000, and the two later registered letters of October 11th and 26th 2000 to Prime Minister Ahern, the "prehistoric hurling field" (or whatever it was ?) beside the Hill of Grange near New Inn was completely destroyed (during the early part of April 2001): for no good reason that we know of.

For additional information please see:
"Before and after" photographs of the destroyed site between
the Hill of Grange and the ancient (and highly historic) Esker Riada ridge

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email

The above information has now been sent
by e-mail to the following groups:


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To: Mr. David McGann (New Inn Community Council Representative)
Cc: Mr. Vincent Costello (Bullaun/New Inn Anti-Superdump Committee) ; Newbridge Anti-Superdump Committee) ; Galway Safe Environment Group
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 4:06 PM
Subject: Fw: Dúchas (The Irish Heritage Service)

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To: Dunkellen Group (Bullaun) ; Dunkellen Group (Woodlawn) ; Dunkellen Group (New Inn)
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 4:52 PM
Subject: Fw: Dúchas (The Irish Heritage Service)

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To: Connacht Tribune Editor (Mr. John Cunningham) ; Galway Advertiser Editor (Mr. Declan Varley) ; Galway Bay FM (local radio) ; Ireland On Sunday ; Irish Emigrant Newspaper ; Irish Examiner Newspaper ; Irish Independent Newspapers (Unison Group) ; RTE (Irish National TV Station) ; Sunday Business Post ; TG4 (Newsdesk) ; The Irish Times ; Tuam Herald ; TV3

Media group of organisations listed above
are all based in the Republic of Ireland
.

From: William Finnerty
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 7:41 PM
Subject: Garda Síochána ask Dúchas for report ....    

E-mails sent during National Heritage Week:   red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)     


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To: Portumna ; Loughrea ; Ballinasloe ; Athenry ; Tuam

Five main towns listed above are in
the eastern-half of County Galway.

From: William Finnerty
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 8:25 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)   red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Assistant Police Commissioner (Galway area) ; Police Commissioners Office ; Mr. Justice Thomas Smyth ; Mr. Declan Ivory (Head of Eircom Operations and Delivery) ; Anita Bergin (Post Office Customer Services)

From: William Finnerty
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 3:29 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)  red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Solicitors A&L Goodbody ; Solicitors Beauchamps ; Solicitors Conway, Kelleher & Tobin ; Solicitors F.B. Keating & Company ; Solicitors Gary Mathews ; Solicitors Geoffrey Browne & Co. ; Solicitors Liam F Coghlan & Company ; Solicitors McInnes & Associates ; Solicitors O'Hara ; Solicitors Patrick J. McEllin & Son ; Solicitors Richard Kennedy & Co.
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 7:30 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)  red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Irish Government Ombudsman ; European Parliament Ombudsman
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 8:04 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)  red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Archaeologists at University College Galway john.waddell@nuigalway.ie ; william.obrien@nuigalway.ie ; maggie.ronayne@nuigalway.ie ; elizabeth.fitzpatrick@nuigalway.ie ; conor.newman@nuigalway.ie ; angela.gallagher@nuigalway.ie ; kieran.oconor@nuigalway.ie
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 8:45 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)  red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Heritage Council ; Environment Protection Agency ; An Taisce ;
Bord Pleanala
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 9:26 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)   red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Archaeologists at University College Dublin
Barry@macollamh.ucd.ie ; GCooney@Indigo.ie ; Dorothy.Kelly@ucd.ie
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 11:47 PM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)   red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Archaeologists at University College Cork
To: JSheehan@archaeology.ucc.ie ; dean.arts@ucc.ie ; ETwohig@archaeology.ucc.ie ; BODonnabhain@archaeology.ucc.ie
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 8:12 AM
Subject: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)   red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)red-dot-3.gif (116 bytes)


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To: Mr Tom Kavanagh (Galway County Council Director of Environmental & Conservation Services) ; Electricity Supply Board ; National Roads Authority ; Gas Board
From: William Finnerty
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 1:18 PM
Subject: Fw: National Heritage Week (September 2nd to 9th 2001)


Problems with registered letter sent to
The European Parliament in Luxembourg ???

"This rot has got to stop."
Mr. Justice Thomas Smyth
"I say what I mean, and I mean what I say."
(Page 7, Irish Independent, Wednesday, August 1st 2001)

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Dúchas - The Heritage Service (Republic of Ireland)

 

A list of threats to the local environment in the eastern half of 
County Galway
can be seen at the www address provided below:

http://homepage.eircom.net/~williamfinnerty/turoe.htm#threat

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Letter from Assistant Police Commissioner E.T. Keating dated August 7th 2001.

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