Prosecution possible after illegal dumping discovered on Kilkenny roads

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Have you seen incidents of dumping in your part of County Kilkenny?

The indiscriminate dumping on the R697 Road out of Kilmoganny for Carrick-on-Suir has been removed for investigation.

If sufficient evidence is found, a prosecution with possible fines will be initiated. It has been joined by a full black bag that was found in the ferns on Skough Hill over the weekend.

Illegal dumping and fly-tipping continue to have a serious impact on Kilkenny’s environment, communities and local economy.

Earlier this year, The Environment Department of Kilkenny County Council started its anti-dumping and anti-fly-tipping campaign, by calling on all citizens to recognise both their legal obligations and personal responsibility when it comes to proper disposal of waste.

Illegal dumping and fly-tipping continue to have a serious impact on Kilkenny’s environment, communities and local economy. This campaign aims to highlight that waste disposal is not just a service issue, but a shared civic duty.

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