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18/10/2021
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Carlow County Council has removed around 70 general election posters so far during the 2020 campaign.
These are posters erected at locations that are a "danger to the public or to road traffic", the Council have said.
Posters are not permitted to be erected within 15m of the entry or exit to a roundabout and are not allowed on road regulatory signs.
Posters are also not to interfere with sight distance from any junction or entrance from a property. They are also prohibited on ESB poles.
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