Litter league reveals country cleaning up its act

CAVAN is the cleanest town in Ireland while the Cork suburb of Mayfield is the dirtiest, according to the Irish Business Against Litter League (IBAL).

Litter league reveals country cleaning up its act
Mon, 29 Aug, 2005 - 01:00
Claire O'Sullivan

But the group had good news to report overall.

The second round of its three-round competition shows the country is cleaning up, with as litter levels dropping by 30% in the last 10 years.

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CourtsPlace: IrelandPlace: CorkPlace: MayfieldPlace: DublinPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: Island StreetPlace: WaterfordPlace: GalwayPlace: LimerickPlace: TipperaryPlace: FinglasPlace: SligoPlace: CavanPlace: CarlowPlace: ClonmelPerson: DrPerson: Tom CavanaghPerson: CavanaghOrganisation: Litter LeagueOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: Irish Business Against Litter LeagueOrganisation: IBALOrganisation: N3
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