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Dundalk cllr voices concern over 'putrid' smelling fertiliser

Dundalk cllr Tomás Sharkey voiced his concern this afternoon regarding the treatment of manure and its impact on the local community. The Sinn Féin cllr shared his views following reports that alleged animal waste is being stockpiled in a field in ...

21 Feb 2019 at 18:15

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New public park in Dundalk under development

A new public park, currently under construction beside Coláiste Chú Chulainn in Dundalk, is hoped to be completed and handed over to Louth County Council this Spring, it was revealed at the February County Council meeting last week. The Dundalk ...

26 Feb 2019 at 11:26

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Cllr Sharkey hits out at illegal dumping of waste tyres in north Louth.

Cllr Tomás Sharkey has hit out at the illegal dumping of waste tyres in the Annavacky area of north Louth. "There is a campaign of illegal tyre dumping being waged by criminals against local rural commumities", says Cllr Sharkey in a statement ...

26 Feb 2019 at 10:12

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Louth County Council passes motion recognising Parental Alienation

A motion was passed at the Louth County Council January meeting, calling on the Departments of Health; Justice and Equality; and Children and Youth Affairs to recognise Parental Alienation and to implement recommendation 36 of the Report of ...

21 Jan 2020 at 14:27

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