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06 Sept 2025
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The damage caused to the recycling facility in Longford town's Annaly Car Park over the Halloween period
The recycling bins at Annaly Park in Longford town were maliciously and deliberately burned on Halloween night, the Leader has learned.
Environmental Officer with Longford Co Council Gary Brady said the local authority would now have to foot the bill for either the repair of the recycling facility and signage or removing it from the area altogether.
“It’s very disappointing to see this happening,” added Mr Brady.
“There was a very sinister element of anti-social behaviour in Longford town over the Halloween period this year.”
For more on this story, see next week’s Longford Leader on sale Wednesday!
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