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Ireland to Raise Littering, Dog Fouling Fines to €250
Ireland will increase on-the-spot fines for littering and dog fouling to €250, a €100 rise, effective from September. The measure aims to deter environmental offenses across the country.
12 May, 23:01 — 13 May, 09:18
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irish-timesHigh88d ago
Fines for littering and dog fouling to rise to €250 in September
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Littering, dog fouling fines to rise by €100 in September
Fines for littering and dog fouling will be increased by €100 from the beginning of September.
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On-the-spot litter and dog fouling fines set to rise to €250 from September
A Cork councillor said the move will mean little ‘unless local authorities are given practical powers to enforce the rules effectively’.
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