Irish Cement is embroiled in a row with locals over plans to turn a site at Donore in the Boyne Valley into a shale quarry. The site is part of the area where the Battle of the Boyne took place.
Report shows of Irish Cement plant at Platin, County Meath.
The site of the new quarry on Donor Hill being cleared.
Protesters at the Donore site.
Interview with Raymond Scanlon, local residents' association, on their objections to the shale quarry.
Donore site.
Interview with Frank Godfrey, Boyne Tercentenary Committee.
Irish Cement tractors at the Donore site.
Illustrations of the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
Interview with John Simunovich, local resident.
Newspaper cuttings on the row over the site.
Interview with Frank McDonald, Environment Correspondent with the Irish Times, who supports the protesters.
Protesters outside Bord Pleanála offices.
Graphics showing sites of archaeological interest in the Boyne Valley.
Interview with Raymond Scanlon.
Interview with John Simunovich, who intends to take the case to Europe.
The reporter is Alasdair Jackson.
