A public meeting due to take place in Tullyallen this evening has been postponed until next Thursday.
This is in relation to the submission of plans for a proposed 180-megawatt gas-fired power plant at Dry-bridge, near the M1 exit in Drogheda.
Woodsmane Limited is seeking a 10-year planning permission for the development, which would
have an operational lifespan of 40 years.
Local campaigners are raising concerns over the potential climate, environmental and public health
impacts, and are calling for the application to be refused.
The public meeting will give residents an opportunity to have their say, with local elected
representatives also invited to attend.
Speaking on the Agenda this morning to discuss the proposal, the community's concerns and what happens next are
Labour TD for Louth Ged Nash, Sinn Féin councillor Eric Donovan and local resident Ray Ronan.
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