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Status yellow fire warning in place until September - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport
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The 10 building giants driving Queensland s Covid revival

Hutchinson, Wagner, Gardner, Percival and Power – these are some of the names who are now driving the state’s recovery after the COVID pandemic.

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The 10 building giants driving Queensland s Covid revival

The 10 building giants driving Queensland s Covid revival
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€2 million spent clearing rubbish from scenic Irish forests

€2 million spent clearing rubbish from scenic Irish forests Reporter: ); ); Coillte has revealed the most commonly illegally dumped items to the nation’s forests over the past year include washing machines/fridge freezers, household waste, beds and sofas, household furniture and building rubble. They also revealed that €2 million has been spent clearing this rubbish from beauty spots in Ireland over the last five years. “Illegal dumping and fly-tipping remain a serious issue for the nation’s forests,” said Mick Power, Coillte’s National Estates Manager. “The vast majority of visitors are respectful and bring all their litter home, which Coillte and staff on the ground appreciate enormously”.

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Coillte reveal €2 million spent clearing rubbish from scenic Irish forests

Coillte reveal €2 million spent clearing rubbish from scenic Irish forests Reporter: ); ); Coillte has revealed the most commonly illegally dumped items to the nation’s forests over the past year include washing machines/fridge freezers, household waste, beds and sofas, household furniture and building rubble. They also revealed that €2 million has been spent clearing this rubbish from beauty spots in Ireland over the last five years. “Illegal dumping and fly-tipping remain a serious issue for the nation’s forests,” said Mick Power, Coillte’s National Estates Manager. “The vast majority of visitors are respectful and bring all their litter home, which Coillte and staff on the ground appreciate enormously”.

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