439 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his views on the use of an adjournment, or settlement agreed by Mayo County Council on the 7 July 2010 allowing a continuance of operations for an unauthorised quarry development on a limestone pavement, adjacent to an ecologically valuable, historical, semi-natural woodland, which has previously been refused planning permission by Mayo County Council and An Bord Pleanála within an enforcement regime that is viewed by the European Commission as deeply cynical on the part of the Irish authorities and as a clear approach to get around the ban on retention permission. [40084/10]

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439 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his views on the use of an adjournment, or settlement agreed by Mayo County Council on the 7 July 2010 allowing a continuance of operations for an unauthorised quarry development on a limestone pavement, adjacent to an ecologically valuable, historical, semi-natural woodland, which has previously been refused planning permission by Mayo County Council and An Bord Pleanála within an enforcement regime that is viewed by the European Commission as deeply cynical on the part of the Irish authorities and as a clear approach to get around the ban on retention permission. [40084/10]

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