The group named “NAMA to Nature” - in reference to the state-run agency that was created to purge Irish banks of risky land development loans and is now the country’s largest property group - has plans for more raids and is calling on other community groups to take matters into their own hands.

Guerrilla gardening, a phenomenon born in the United States which involves planting trees, flowers and other forms of beautification on public or private land without permission, is part of the next wave of community-led initiatives seeking to tidy up Ireland’s blighted landscape.Īrmed with spades, gloves and tree saplings, volunteers planted over 1,000 willow, alder, birch and ash trees in a bid to reclaim land at a site which has been a blot on the village vista of Keshcarrigan in western Ireland for years. Ireland’s “ghost estates” - empty shopping malls, abandoned hotels, unfinished housing projects, skeletal office buildings and half-completed golf courses - are a vivid reminder of the profligacy of an Irish property rush which imploded more than four years ago, bringing down the rest of the economy. We will always post the most up to date version on the NAMA website.A view of Lake View, an empty and unsold housing development, in the village of Keshcarrigan, County Leitrim in this Janufile photo. This Statement has been adopted by NAMA with effect from which is the commencement date for the GDPR and will be reviewed from time to time.

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