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  1. #2917180

    Is cuid de ghrúpa Renewi PLC é Renewi Valorisation & Quarry.

    Renewi Valorisation & Quarry is part of the Renewi PLC group.

    Cinneadh (AE) 2023/2390 ón gCoimisiún an 3 Márta 2023 maidir le beart SA.43147 (2020/C) (ex 2019/NN) An Bheilg — Gearán a bhaineann le deonú cabhrach ag Réigiún na Vallúine do Renewi a líomhnaítear a bheith neamhdhleathach (tugadh fógra faoi leis an doiciméad C(2023) 1419)

  2. #3122397

    Tunstead Quarry, Wormhill, Buxton, SK17 8TG Derbyshire An Ríocht Aontaithe

    Tunstead Quarry, Wormhill, Buxton, SK17 8TG Derbyshire United Kingdom

    Rialachán Cur Chun Feidhme (AE) 2023/2703 ón gCoimisiún an 4 Nollaig 2023 lena ndeonaítear údarú Aontais le haghaidh an táirge bhithicídigh shingil EuLA oxi-lime 23 i gcomhréir le Rialachán (AE) Uimh. 528/2012 ó Pharlaimint na hEorpa agus ón gComhairle

  3. #854571

    Grant contained in so far as same now affect the above mentioned lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject in conjunction with other lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the superior yearly perpetual fee farm rent reserved by and to the exceptions reservations and Grantees covenants and conditions contained in a superior Fee Farm Grant dated twenty-ninth December one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and made between Denis Shine Lawlor of the one part and the said Martin Lawlor of the other part so far as the same now affect the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject also to the yearly rent of eighteen pounds payable in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Carrigafreaghane and subject also to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Purchase Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun to quarry and take limestone from a quarry on the lands of Cloghereen Lower specified in the said Schedule and the right of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry known as the Muckross Quarry situate on the said lands of Cloghereen Lower by virtue of an Indenture dated the seventeenth November one thousand nine hundred and fifteen and made between William Bowers Bourn of the one part and the Earl of Kenmare of the other part and subject also to any right which may now be vested in the Urban District Council of Killarney to lay a second six inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Tore River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Tore Waterfall alongside of their six inch pipe through the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises but otherwise free from incumbrances AND WHEREAS the Settlor is also seized and possessed of the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part II of the Schedule hereto for all the estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of an Indenture of Settlement dated the eighteenth day of August one thousand nine hundred and sixteen and made between the said William Bowers Bourn of the first part the Settlor and Maud Chase Bourn Vincent his wife (now deceased) of the second part and the said William Bowers Bourn, David Francis Moore and Henry Patrick Hare (now deceased) of the third part save and except such Sporting and Fishing rights appurtenant to any of the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises as may have or may become vested in the Irish Land Commission under the provisions of the Land Acts 1923-1931 AND WHEREAS the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto were purchased by the Settlor at the request of the said William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House San Mateo California with the object of presenting the same to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with the said William Bowers Bourn and his wife Agnes M. Bourn and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn AND WHEREAS the Executive Council of Saorstát Éireann has been requested to accept the gift on behalf of the Nation and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the same it was agreed that the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister to be held subject to the provisions and conditions hereinafter contained NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the Settlor in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration thereof as SETTLOR DOTH HEREBY in the name of the Settlor and in the names of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation grant to the Minister ALL THAT AND THOSE the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part I of the Schedule hereto TO HOLD same unto and to the use of the Minister in fee simple SUBJECT to the proviso for avoidance hereinafter contained AND ALSO SUBJECT as to the said parts of the lands of Ardagh and

    Grant contained in so far as same now affect the above mentioned lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject in conjunction with other lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the superior yearly perpetual fee farm rent reserved by and to the exceptions reservations and Grantees covenants and conditions contained in a superior Fee Farm Grant dated twenty-ninth December one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and made between Denis Shine Lawlor of the one part and the said Martin Lawlor of the other part so far as the same now affect the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject also to the yearly rent of eighteen pounds payable in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Carrigafreaghane and subject also to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Purchase Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun to quarry and take limestone from a quarry on the lands of Cloghereen Lower specified in the said Schedule and the right of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry known as the Muckross Quarry situate on the said lands of Cloghereen Lower by virtue of an Indenture dated the seventeenth November one thousand nine hundred and fifteen and made between William Bowers Bourn of the one part and the Earl of Kenmare of the other part and subject also to any right which may now be vested in the Urban District Council of Killarney to lay a second six inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Torc River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Torc Waterfall alongside of their six inch pipe through the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises but otherwise free from incumbrances AND WHEREAS the Settlor is also seized and possessed of the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part II of the Schedule hereto for all the estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of an Indenture of Settlement dated the eighteenth day of August one thousand nine hundred and sixteen and made between the said William Bowers Bourn of the first part the Settlor and Maud Chase Bourn Vincent his wife (now deceased) of the second part and the said William Bowers Bourn, David Francis Moore and Henry Patrick Hare (now deceased) of the third part save and except such Sporting and Fishing rights appurtenant to any of the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises as may have or may become vested in the Irish Land Commission under the provisions of the Land Acts 1923-1931 AND WHEREAS the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto were purchased by the Settlor at the request of the said William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House San Mateo California with the object of presenting the same to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with the said William Bowers Bourn and his wife Agnes M. Bourn and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn AND WHEREAS the Executive Council of Saorstát Eireann has been requested to accept the gift on behalf of the Nation and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the same it was agreed that the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister to be held subject to the provisions and conditions hereinafter contained NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the Settlor in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration thereof as SETTLOR DOTH HEREBY in the name of the Settlor and in the names of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation grant to the Minister ALL THAT AND THOSE the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part I of the Schedule hereto TO HOLD same unto and to the use of the Minister in fee simple SUBJECT to the proviso for avoidance hereinafter contained AND ALSO SUBJECT as to the said parts of the lands of Ardagh and

    Uimhir 31 de 1932: ACHT PÁIRCE CUIMHNEACHÁIN BOURN VINCENT, 1932

  4. #854499

    2.—THE PROPERTY will be conveyed subject as to the parts of the lands of Ardagh and Gortahoonig and the lands of Carrigafreaghane in the Schedule hereto mentioned to an apportioned Fee Farm Rent of eighty-three pounds and two pence and as to the said part of the lands of Ardagh in conjunction with other lands not the property of the Settlor to an apportioned Superior Fee Farm Rent of one hundred and fifty-three pounds thirteen shillings and four pence and to the exceptions, reservations, grantee's covenants and conditions contained in the respective Indentures reserving the said rents in so far as the same now affect the said lands or any of them and subject to the payment of a yearly rent of EIGHTEEN POUNDS to be paid in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the said lands of Carrigafreaghane, and also subject as to such of the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises as are affected thereby to the leases and tenancies subsisting therein, and to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun (a former owner of the property) to quarry and take limestone from a quarry situate on the lands of Cloghereen Lower, and of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry situate on the lands of Cloghereen Lower, and subject to any right the Urban District Council of Killarney may now have to lay a second six-inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Torc River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Tore Waterfall alongside their present six inch pipe through the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises, and subject as to all the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises to all rights of way existing over lands and lakes and also to all rights of fishing, burial, drainage, water and other easements (if any) affecting the same and whether the same are vested in public or in private persons, and to all rights of adjacent owners and to any liability to repair or contribute to the repair of roads. ways, passages, bridges, walls, fences, drains, pipes and other like matters but otherwise free from incumbrances.

    2.—THE PROPERTY will be conveyed subject as to the parts of the lands of Ardagh and Gortahoonig and the lands of Carrigafreaghane in the Schedule hereto mentioned to an apportioned Fee Farm Rent of eighty-three pounds and two pence and as to the said part of the lands of Ardagh in conjunction with other lands not the property of the Settlor to an apportioned Superior Fee Farm Rent of one hundred and fifty-three pounds thirteen shillings and four pence and to the exceptions, reservations, grantee's covenants and conditions contained in the respective Indentures reserving the said rents in so far as the same now affect the said lands or any of them and subject to the payment of a yearly rent of EIGHTEEN POUNDS to be paid in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the said lands of Carrigafreaghane, and also subject as to such of the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises as are affected thereby to the leases and tenancies subsisting therein, and to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun (a former owner of the property) to quarry and take limestone from a quarry situate on the lands of Cloghereen Lower, and of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry situate on the lands of Cloghereen Lower, and subject to any right the Urban District Council of Killarney may now have to lay a second six inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Tore River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Tore Waterfall alongside their present six inch pipe through the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises, and subject as to all the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises to all rights of way existing over lands and lakes and also to all rights of fishing, burial, drainage, water and other easements (if any) affecting the same and whether the same are vested in public or in private persons, and to all rights of adjacent owners and to any liability to repair or contribute to the repair of roads, ways, passages, bridges, walls, fences, drains, pipes and other like matters but otherwise free from incumbrances.

    Uimhir 31 de 1932: ACHT PÁIRCE CUIMHNEACHÁIN BOURN VINCENT, 1932

  5. #1089607

    “Provided that where a person is carrying on a trade which consists of or includes the working of a mine or quarry or the smelting of ore, the deduction to be allowed under this paragraph in respect of machinery or plant belonging to him and used in connection with the working of the mine or quarry or the smelting of the ore shall, if the person so elects, be such sum as is considered just and reasonable having regard to the period at the expiration of which the mine or quarry is likely to cease to be worked or the smelting of ore is likely to be discontinued and the probable value of the machinery or plant at the expiration of that period to the person carrying on the trade.”

    "Provided that where a person is carrying on a trade which consists of or includes the working of a mine or quarry or the smelting of ore, the deduction to be allowed under this paragraph in respect of machinery or plant belonging to him and used in connection with the working of the mine or quarry or the smelting of the ore shall, if the person so elects, be such sum as is considered just and reasonable having regard to the period at the expiration of which the mine or quarry is likely to cease to be worked or the smelting of ore is likely to be discontinued and the probable value of the machinery or plant at the expiration of that period to the person carrying on the trade."

    Uimhir 47 de 1956: AN tACHT AIRGEADAIS (FORÁLA ILGHNÉITHEACHA), 1956

  6. #2916845

    An 18 Meán Fómhair 2015, cuireadh gearán faoi bhráid an Choimisiúin a bhain le Státchabhair ar líomhnaíodh ina leith gur dheonaigh Réigiún na Vallúine í don ghnóthas Renewi Valorisation & Quarry (a bhí aitheanta mar ‘Shanks’ roimhe, a dtagraítear dó thíos mar ‘Renewi’) chun líonadh talún Mont-Saint-Guibert sa Bheilg a oibriú.

    On 18 September 2015, a complaint was submitted to the Commission concerning State aid allegedly granted by the Walloon Region to the undertaking Renewi Valorisation & Quarry (formerly known as ‘Shanks’, referred to below as ‘Renewi’) for operating the Mont-Saint-Guibert landfill in Belgium.

    Cinneadh (AE) 2023/2390 ón gCoimisiún an 3 Márta 2023 maidir le beart SA.43147 (2020/C) (ex 2019/NN) An Bheilg — Gearán a bhaineann le deonú cabhrach ag Réigiún na Vallúine do Renewi a líomhnaítear a bheith neamhdhleathach (tugadh fógra faoi leis an doiciméad C(2023) 1419)