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Longford allocated €44,000 to tackle illegal dumping and litter

Longford County Council is set to receive funding of €44,000 under two initiatives to tackle illegal dumping and litter. The local authority has been allocated €28,000 which will go towards the erection of CCTV surveillance at fifteen locations ...

27 Apr 2018 at 10:31

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'Dog fouling is happening on weekly basis in Ballymahon', slams irate local businessman

Sean Gilbride of Ballymahon Autoparts, fed up with picking up dog excrement from the front of his shop, posted photos on Facebook after he was forced to clean up someone else's dog waste for the umpteenth time. "This happens at least once a ...

13 Sept 2018 at 13:00

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Woof Justice: Councillor calls for DNA testing of dog foul

There have been calls for a dog DNA database to be set up so people who don’t clean up their pooches’ foul would have it delivered back to them along with a hefty fine. Louth councillor Pio Smith asked the local authority to consider ...

18 Feb 2021 at 21:34

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'Imagine a mother pushing a baby in a buggy' - Dog fouling an issue in Arva

Dog fouling has been identified as a growing issue in a Cavan town. The Arva community highlighted the issue to the Longford Leader, describing "dirtied" paths over the past couple of weeks. Locals stated: "Once again we have been ...

02 Dec 2023 at 14:19

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