There was a huge turnout at a public meeting in Tullyallen last night as residents, local representatives and campaigners came together to voice their opposition to plans for a 180MW gas-fired power station at Drybridge.
The proposed development, which is currently being considered by Louth County Council, has raised concerns locally over its potential impact on the environment, the historic Boyne Valley landscape, tourism and surrounding communities.
The meeting was an opportunity for residents to come together, share their concerns and discuss how best to coordinate a campaign against the plans.
Sinn Féin Councillor for Drogheda, Eric Donovan, was among those in attendance and joins us on The Agenda this morning to tell us more about the meeting and the strength of feeling among local residents
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