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GWIG calls for investigation after tip is blown of Corkermore wind turbine
Credit: Highland Radio | 06 Dec 2013 | www.highlandradio.com ~~
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The Glenties Windfarm Information Group is calling on the County Council to investigate after part of a Wind Turbine blade was blown off a turbine at Corkermore.
The group says the windfarm is within 500 metres of residential property.
In March a turbine collapsed at a windfarm in Maas near Ardara, a report has yet to be published into the incident.
Group spokesperson Ernan O’Donnell says the incident is a cause for concern and believes it strengthens their argument for a minimum set back distance for windfarms to be enforced:
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