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No fooling the people of Portarlington when it comes to tackling litter

Rubbish is no joke and the people of Portarlington will prove this on April Fools day when they embark on a mass clean up around the town on the Laois Offaly border. Portarlington Tidy Towns is organising the cleaning of several areas in the town on ...

28 Mar 2017 at 15:54

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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 Laois, in ...

17 Feb 2017 at 17:14

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Portarlington left Tidy Towns competition in frustration at ‘industrial dumping’

The star of RTE’s Dirty Old Towns show back in 2012, Portarlington on the Laois Offaly border is again facing serious problems over dumping. Last year the Tidy Towns group pulled out of the national Tidy Towns competition in “frustration”, while ...

09 Apr 2018 at 17:11

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Portarlington Tidy Towns back out of National Tidy Towns competition

Portarlington Tidy Towns has pulled out of the National Tidy Towns Competition because of a lack of support from Laois and Offaly county councils. The Committee said that it was a reluctant decision but that there has been no evidence to show ...

04 Jul 2017 at 12:45

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