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Kilcurry
Kilcurry Tidy Towns recently held their annual spring-clean of the area which was a great success.
Over 40 volunteers who took time our of their busy day for the clean up filled a six-yard skip to overflowing with collected litter.
Kilcurry Tiday Towns thanked the volunteers, pupils from Scoil Padraig Naofa, Cllr. John Reilly and Louth County Council for job well done.
They asked people to take 10 minutes every week to keep their patch of roadside tidy. And reminded people to always wear high vis and stay alert!
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