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The money could be spent elsewhere
Every year Carlow's local authority spends €350,000 cleaning up litter and waste across the county.
Watch the video below to see what Carlow GAA or Carlow Tourism could do with that money.
Every year @Carlow_Co_Co spend €350,000.00 cleaning up #litter and #waste #inCarlow
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) January 15, 2019
Have a look at what @Carlow_GAA @CarlowYouth @CarlowTourism @carlowchamber & more, could do with that money. Play your part to help #CleanCarlow ! https://t.co/ROL68uEsxL #howirelandcleansup pic.twitter.com/TtHVwATyuL
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