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Longford County Council have issued a reminder to all property owners and occupiers of the necessity of maintaining trees and hedges in close proximity to public roads
Longford County Council have issued a reminder to all property owners/occupiers of the necessity of maintaining trees and hedges in close proximity to public roads.
Hedge cutting season officially draws to a close on Saturday, February 29. Hedge cutting should only be carried out from September 01 to the end of February.
“Remember, there is a legal obligation on landowners to maintain hedges and trees that border public roads and footpaths.” Longford County Council posted.
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly TD in conversation with Clinical Leads Anne Harte and Yvonne Lesley at the Longford Covid-19 Vaccination Centre in Newtownforbes
Declan Rowley (left) and Malachy Flanagan (right)
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