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29 May 2022
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29 May 2022
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Calls have been made for motorists travelling to the Ploughing in Carlow to stop throwing rubbish on to the road.
A person on social media has asked people travelling on the route around Borris and Fenagh to stop throwing their rubbish out on to the road.
The person came across a few plastic bags with food and bottles in them in the area.
@CarlowWeather can you pop a post up please asking people traveling on the route from borris to fenagh to stop throwing there rubbish out into the road coming from #Ploughing19 after coming across a few plastic bags with food and bottles in n them all over the place
— William Hennessy (@Prodrifter86) September 18, 2019
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