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Putting dogs in nappies was just one of the suggestions made by Cllr “Boxer” Moran at the town council meeting this week during the discussion to adopt the Litter Management Plan, during which he referred to litter louts as “selfish, thoughtless ba***rds”.

Members of the local River Village Residents Association have come together to organise a major clean-up as part of An Taisce’s National Spring Clean, Ireland’s largest anti-litter initiative. The group is coming together at 12.30pm on Saturday April 10 to begin a massive litter removal operation in order to clean up the area. Volunteers from the area are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and lend a hand.

The National Spring Clean campaign, Ireland’s largest anti-litter initiative, starts next week on April 1, and runs throughout the month of April. There is still time to register your event and receive free clean-up kits, and An Taisce is urging the people of Westmeath to sign up and make a difference this spring.

Now in its 12th year the National Spring Clean is Ireland's biggest anti-litter campaign. By volunteering for the National Spring Clean campaign, you are actively helping to make and keep your local environment a cleaner and more enjoyable place to work and/or live in.

As part of the National Spring Clean campaign, Castlebar Tidy Towns will be organising a special launch and clean up on Monday March 29.

Kilkenny County Council are banking on surveillance cameras at local bottle banks to play a major role in ending problems with illegal dumping in the county.

The National Spring Clean, Ireland’s largest anti-litter initiative, is urging people from Westmeath to help to revive their community spirit this spring by volunteering some time. The campaign, which runs throughout the month of April, is fully reliant on volunteers and free clean-up kits will be issued to those registering a clean-up.

Some 22 primary schools will be receiving a free environmental workshop this spring, organised by Kilkenny County Council.

Ballina Town Council will launch the L Factor, its anti-litter awareness initiative tonight (Friday) in the Sports and Leisure Centre at 6.30pm.

A Ballina woman was convicted of littering this week after being brought before Ballina District Court after a bench warrant was executed for her appearance.