Severe warning issued over terrifying 'sleepy chicken' TikTok trend
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24 Jan 2022
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24 Jan 2022
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CREDIT: New Oak Community Centre
New Oak Community Centre have again posted shocking pictures this time of horse sh*t on a busy footpath in the Carlow Town estate.
Read also: New Oak Community Centre hits out over dog fouling after droppings left inside house gate
In a post on Facebook they had to warn people again about faeces in the area and to be careful going out on the footpath to Gala.
They said: "Then people wonder why we post about such matters, no matter the animal, it's shit.
"Children are on this path every 2min. Imagine them dragging that in. Make ya mad, or at least it does some people."
UPDATE:
New Oak Community Centre have said: "A very helpful community spirited neighbour has removed. Thank you."
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