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Calls have been made for motorists travelling to the Ploughing in Carlow to stop throwing rubbish on to the road.
A person on social media has asked people travelling on the route around Borris and Fenagh to stop throwing their rubbish out on to the road.
The person came across a few plastic bags with food and bottles in them in the area.
@CarlowWeather can you pop a post up please asking people traveling on the route from borris to fenagh to stop throwing there rubbish out into the road coming from #Ploughing19 after coming across a few plastic bags with food and bottles in n them all over the place
— William Hennessy (@Prodrifter86) September 18, 2019
Two Laois houses getting flooded during 'downpours'
L-r: Margaret Sheeran , Clinical Midwife Specialist in Lactation, Mohana Vamsi Dintakurti (Dad) Sokimya Addapalli (Mom) Advika Vamsi Dantakurti (baby), Claire Fitzpatrick, Clinical Midwife Specialist
Gardaí want your help in locating this man
Denis Ryan, Sandra Hanniffy , Maureen Bradley from Co. Laois
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