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Carlow sign on the Kilkenny Road recently defaced
Calls have been made for the local authority to clean road signs ahead of the Ploughing Championships coming to Carlow in September.
The Ploughing will take place at Ballintrane, Fenagh from September 17-19 of this year.
The showcase event attracts approximately 290,000 people over three days with hopes high that the President, Taoiseach, Ministers, RTÉ and television and sporting personalities will attend the Carlow event this year.
Cllr Michael Doran brought the condition of the county's road signs up at this month's meeting of Bagenalstown Municipal District.
He called on the Council to "clean road signs around the area as it looks bad if they're dirty".
"We should make a big effort to clean them during the summer," he added.
2.3 billion people were severely or moderately hungry in 2021
Nasa said it has lost contact with a spacecraft heading to the moon to test out a lopsided lunar orbit, but agency engineers are hopeful they can fix the problem.
Whether people exercise at the weekend or regularly throughout the week makes no difference to the benefits of being active, new research suggests.
A new website-checking tool has been launched to help users confirm whether a site is legitimate before they visit.
Prof Lambert said that brain scans of people with long Covid show they have brain inflammation among other symptoms
Carlow parents urged to see warning signs as new figures show 'tsunami' of online child abuse
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