Ineos, which has owned the site since 2008, last week announced its intention to consult with employees on the proposed closure of the acrylonitrile manufacturing plant. The firm said that over the past 10 years it has invested almost €200m in the site in an attempt to counter decades of significant under investment.
"It would require another €200m just to meet Ineos standards and environmental regulations," the statement said.
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