Gas Networks Ireland is assuring personnel will be on hand to answer any questions at a public meeting on the proposed strategic gas emergency reserve in Kildysart tonight.
Construction of the Liquified Natural Gas reserve is expected to get underway in the next two years and is expected the create up to 400 jobs during construction.
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The terminal at Cahercon is mooted to cost around €900m and has been strongly criticised by environmental campaigners.
A drop-in public meeting is taking place from 5pm to 8pm at Kildysart Community Hall tonight and Programme Director for the Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve Padraic O’Connell says they’re looking forward to hearing all viewpoints.
