

The Irish Times – Friday, February 17, 2012
North Mayo residents protest at road disruption by Corrib gas haulage
LORNA SIGGINS, Western Correspondent
NORTH MAYO residents have begun a series of protests to reclaim the road they say is being lost to the local community and overtaken by heavy traffic of working equipment and haulage associated with the Corrib gas project.
The residents, who are not aligned to any formal protest grouping, say they feel abandoned by the State and all its agencies.
The residents of Pollathomas, Aughoose, Lenamore, Aughagower, Barnacuillew and Glengad live along the L1202 coast road, which runs parallel to the Sruwaddacon estuary in inner Broadhaven Bay. The L1202 is currently one of the main haulage routes for work on the onshore Corrib gas pipeline. read more
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