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TEN VESTAS V39 MACHINES IN NORTHERN IRELAND

1 November 1994

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In Northern Ireland, cement and concrete producer Sean Quinn Group will be carrying out all the site works for its 5 MW wind development at Slieve Rushen in County Fermanagh. The company has just begun to lay foundations for ten Vestas V39 machines and hopes to complete the project by March 1995.

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