Eddie Taaffe

Eddie Taaffe

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Eddie Taaffe is the chief executive of Wexford County Council, who was involved in discussions regarding proposed wind farm projects in Co Wexford.

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Ireland Ireland: Eddie Taaffe, chief executive of Wexford County Council, provided updates on flood preparations. 6

Gerry Murphy Vivienne Clarke Aoife Mulhern Cathal Tracey John Brady Martin Wall David Cullinane Gabriel Hines Michael Flynn Jim Codd Seamus Mccarthy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Weather warnings in place for 18 counties as Irish Rail suspends some services due to flooding – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eddie Taaffe, the chief executive of Wexford County Council, has spoken of preparations for the severe weather warnings. 6

Gerry Murphy Sarah Burns Vivienne Clarke
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Orange and yellow rain warnings in place for several counties as Met Éireann warns of flooding – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eddie Taaffe, CEO of Wexford County Council, provided updates on flood preparations and concerns. 5

Orla Ryan Simon Walton Liam Geraghty Linda Hughes Caroline O Doherty
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Met Éireann issues weather warnings for seven counties with more than 30mm of rain forecast – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Eddie Taaffe is the chief executive of the County Council whom Ivan Yates met regarding a proposed wind farm. 5

Ivan Yates Jim Gavin Matt Cooper Noel Kelly Graham Doyle Paul Hogan Alan Dillon Paul Kehoe Brian Brennan Stephen Kinsella Simon Harris Niall Collins Cathal Crowe Joe Cooney Donna Mcgettigan Timmy Dooley Cyril Barden Padraig Barden Stephen Quinn Seamus O Ciosain David Barden
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: broadcasting, lobbying, property and horse breeding – The Irish Times