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Senator Fiona O’Loughlin has told the Seanad that the use of CCTV to deter illegal dumping could save Kildare County Council up to €1m a year it spends on clean-up operations.
Senator O’Loughlin said: “Every county has a problem with illegal dumping and littering and in Kildare we spend more than €1 million every year on gathering litter.
“We have a particular problem around the Bog of Allen and the Curragh. Around the Curragh, we also have a problem with illegal encampment, which starts around this time every year.
“The Curragh does not have the title of a national park but because of its unique archeology, heritage and geology, needs extra supports and funding to tackle illegal encampments and illegal dumping.”
Oghill Nursing Home
KILDARE WEATHER: Mostly dry and sunny today with temperatures hitting 22 degrees
RIP to the late Jim O'Connor and Seamus Furlong
Naas Dermot Hanafin turns clear of the covering Tom Early Raheens in the EMS Copiers SFL semi-final. Photo: Sean Brilly
Some cinemas have banned groups of young people wearing suits during screenings of Minions: The Rise Of Gru.
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