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Carlow Council as part of Lightfest have issued an important notice to pet owners across County Carlow.
The notice is for a number of pyrotechnic displays that will take place in Carlow coming up.
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The notice was posted on the County Carlow - A festive family experience on Facebook and reads:
"As part of the Lightfest Programme on November 23rd (event has already taken place) and November 30th, 2024, pyrotechnic displays and fireworks will be held in Carlow Town Park (on the 23rd) and Brother Leo Park (on the 30th). These displays are scheduled to begin at approximately 6:00 PM and will last around 10–15 minutes.
We understand that fireworks can be distressing to animals, so we encourage pet owners to keep animals indoors during these times for their comfort and safety.
Please note that all pyrotechnic elements are managed by licensed contractors. For any questions, feel free to call 059/9129783 or email enterprise@carlowcoco.ie."
The full post can be found on the County Carlow - A Festive Family Experience Facebook Page through the link HERE or by following the post that can be found below this article.
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