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Funding sought for substantial cleanup of N84 dumping blackspot

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Funding sought for substantial cleanup of N84 dumping blackspot

Galway Bay fm newsroom - Funding is being sought for a substantial cleanup of dumping blackspots on the N84 - as well as the installation of CCTV.

Councillor James Charity says the County Council is seeking funding from the Department of the Environment for works at the Carrowbrowne/Polkeen area.

He says despite the installation of barriers at several locations due to significant illegal dumping - fly tippers are now instead just dumping outside the barriers.

Speaking on the Keith Finnegan Show, Councillor Charity says as a result the problem is now in the public eye more than ever.

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Councillor Mary Hoade says 'naming and shaming' is the ultimate solution and is encouraging people to take license plate numbers and report any illegal dumping they observe.

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