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28 May 2022
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Cllr Gerard Farrell
More emphasis needs to be placed on climate change when the next term of Longford County Council begins, according to Cllr Gerard Farrell.
Cllr Farrell, who had a notice of motion on the issue at a recent meeting of Longford County Council, said, “We need to do a lot more to reduce our carbon footprint for the sake of the next generation,”
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