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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The new nauseating trend amongst Windgap clean-up volunteers in County Kilkenny was the amount of used nappies discarded in many areas along the R698 from Lamogue Cross through the Junction with the R697 to Skough, apparently a possible reflection on the pay by weight system on black bin collections — and if so, it’s still not good enough.
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Elsewhere, a lady’s dress, underwear, a piece of raw bacon in a vacuum sealed bag were joined by the connection lead and manual for an electric blanket, a signed weathered over-the-counter codeine questionnaire for Nurofen Plus from October, as fast food wrappings were in their normal variety and abundance.
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