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Waterways Ireland ask Longford public for feedback on Byelaws changes

Waterways Ireland has opened the second phase of the public consultation on proposed Byelaws changes - inviting members of the public and interested parties to have their say on proposed revisions to the Shannon Navigation and Canal Byelaws. These ...

16 Jan 2024 at 08:33

‘Conspicuous’ bundle of straw dangled from Millennium Bridge per ancient byelaw

An ancient byelaw was responsible for a “conspicuous” bundle of straw hanging from London’s Millennium Bridge on Tuesday. The ritual took place as work began on the installation of safety netting under the bridge, which is owned by City Bridge ...

18 Oct 2023 at 16:25

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Council to discuss draft byelaws for St Kieran’s Cemetery in Kilkenny after concerns

Draft byelaws on the regulation of burial grounds at St Kieran’s Cemetery will be discussed by members of Kilkenny County Council before going on public consultation later this year. The byelaws follow concerns raised by councillors over ...

07 May 2024 at 20:33

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Waterways Ireland calls on public for feedback as second phase of public consultation on Byelaws changes opens

Waterways Ireland calls on public for feedback as second phase of public consultation on Byelaws changes opens Waterways Ireland has today opened the second phase of the public consultation on proposed Byelaws changes - inviting members ...

15 Jan 2024 at 15:33

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