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Diesel sludge dumped in north Louth
Three containers of diesel sludge have been discovered dumped in north Louth.
Dundalk Cllr John McGahon shared an image on Twitter this afternoon, of three intermediate bulk containers(IBCs) of diesel sludge dumped at Roskeagh, Kilcurry/Captains Road.
Cllr McGahon says that Louth County Council have been informed of the discovery.
More diesel sludge dumped on the border. This time at Roskeagh, Kilcurry/Captains Road. Have spoken to @louthcoco this afternoon about it. pic.twitter.com/7nl2rpe9kY
— John McGahon (@John_McGahon) November 11, 2018
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