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Are there too many entry 'requirements'? Laois village pull out of Tidy Towns over obligations

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Are there two many entry 'requirements'? Laois village pull out of Tidy Towns over obligations

Clonaslee Tidy Towns has pulled out of the 2021 Tidy Towns competition over 'the amount of requirements' in the entry obligations. The hardworking voluntary group which has won awards previously notified the community over the Bank Holiday weekend. ...

08 Jun 2021 at 13:41

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Old bridge discovered in Laois village rebuilt

An old bridge discovered by Laois County Council in Clonaslee has been rebuilt, much to the delight of locals. Clonaslee Tidy Towns thanked the local authority for their efforts after uncovering the old bridge which was damaged. "Laois County ...

28 May 2024 at 22:22

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Should illegal dumpers be given jail time?

This week, Laois judge Catherine Staines stated in Portlaoise Court that "this beautiful country is being destroyed by people who don’t pick up rubbish". The problem of litter, from bags to couches and mattresses, is plain to see across ...

17 Feb 2017 at 17:14

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This old school in a Laois village may be knocked for council housing

A derelict old VEC school in a Laois village could be bought by the council and knocked to make way for social housing. The former technical secondary school in a village beside the Slieve Bloom mountains is up for sale by an ...

18 Oct 2017 at 10:23

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