The prosecution, under the Waste Management Act, centred on the laying of a large quantity of soil on lands at Moanroe, Dromkeen more than two years ago
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There are reports of debris on the M7 between J27 and J26
Motorists are being urged to exercise caution as there are reports of debris on the M7 motorway.
According to AA Roadwatch, the debris which was deposited this Wednesday lunchtime, is located on the left lane of northbound carriageway between Junction 27 (Birdhill) and Junction 26 (Nenagh West).
LIMERICK: Debris in the right lane of the M7 n'bound between J27 Birdhill & J26 Nenagh West. Caution needed in area. https://t.co/qvBPcgxUj8
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) May 3, 2017
There are no reports of any accidents but caution is advised in area until the debris is cleared.
Heather Humphreys, Jim Gavin and Catherine Connolly all appeared on the ballot paper in the Presidential Election 2025. Mr Gavin suspended his campaign, but people could still cast a vote for him.
Cllr Eddie Ryan with Sarah McCutcheon, executive archaeologist with Limerick City and County Council
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