A public meeting will be held at 8pm this evening in Rhode Hall to gather local feedback and concerns.
A Midlands farmer claims he faces complete flooding of his land, if a proposed Offaly windfarm is built.
Suckler and tillage farmer Michael Milley says he only learnt his farm was affected by the nine turbine Derrynadarragh windfarm through planning noticeboards.
He says current plans have the turbines near his livestock and paddocks in Derrylea and Chevylee, with one proposed only 40 meters away from his land.
A public consultation is taking place this evening at 8pm in Rhode Hall to hear local objections.
Mr Milley says there's lots of local concern:
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