36 Neighbourhoods And Towns Across Cork Are Asking Election Candidates Not To Put Up Posters
There are no rules in place to stop candidates putting up posters in public areas
However, Tidy Towns and communities across the City and County are arguing that these posters can cause traffic hazards, create plastic waste, and eventually become trash for Ireland's landfills and incinerators.
Speaking to RedFM News, Tom Butler of Ballincollig Tidy Towns says candidates should be more environmentally conscious:
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