Kevin Doherty, from Coolboy, Illistrin, and his daughter, who was on her midterm break from primary school, took it upon themselves them clear up the rubbish on Sunday. He took to Facebook afterwards to show photographs of the mess.

placeholder image — Kevin Doherty, from Coolboy, Illistrin, and his daughter, who was on her midterm break from primary school, took it upon themselves them clear up the rubbish on Sunday. He took to Facebook afterwards to show photographs of the mess.

'It's bad when your daughter spends the last day of her holidays picking up after others'

Managing Editor, Donegal, Letterkenny

Published 6th Nov 2023, 13:33 GMT

Updated 6th Nov 2023, 13:54 GMT

Kevin Doherty and his daughter, 11, spent Sunday clearing a roadside mess where 'bin bags dumped at the side of the road full of nappies and takeaway wrappers'

A local resident has voiced his dissatisfaction at the state the side of the road was left in on the outskirts of Letterkenny.

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“It's bad when your 11-year-old daughter has to spend the last day of her Halloween holidays picking up after others can't be bothered to dispose of their own rubbish.”

Letterkenny Rubbish

'It's bad when your daughter spends the last day of her holidays picking up after others'

Kevin Doherty and his daughter, 11, spent Sunday clearing a roadside mess where 'bin bags dumped at the side of the road full of nappies and takeaway wrappers'

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