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05 Jul 2022
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05 Jul 2022
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A picture of the common swift, found in Ireland
The motion was put forward by Cllr Elisa O'Donovan
A survey of Barn Owls will be carried out in Limerick this summer | PICTURE: Richard Mills
While just one litter blackspot was found in Limerick, coffee-related waste was found in a quarter of the areas surveyed
A picture of the bike repair station on Catherine Street, Limerick city
Maura O’Neill from Limerick City Tidy Towns with Libby and Suzanne Hickey from South’s |PICTURE: Ava O’Donoghue/iLoveLimerick
One of the mini sweepers at work outside County Hall in Dooradoyle
John Quane - a 6th class pupil at Knockaine NS - designed a colour poster with a simple message – Stop Climate Change.
Councillors endorsed a recommendation that chimney stacks be made a condition of planning | FILE PHOTO
The deadline for receipt of submissions and observations is July 15
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