Dublin criticised in IBAL litter survey; Killarney named cleanest town

Dublin has been named a litter blackspot in the latest litter survey.

Dublin criticised in IBAL litter survey; Killarney named cleanest town
Mon, 29 Aug, 2011 - 09:09

Dublin has been named a litter blackspot in the latest litter survey.

However, the cities of Waterford, Galway and Kilkenny received a clean bill of health in the latest survey by Irish Business Against Litter.

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