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Coillte Taking Action To Prevent Further Illegal Dumping At Mooghaun Forest
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Signage will be erected at a popular Clare walking trail in order to deter further illegal dumping. Coillte has confirmed it will install anti-dumping signs at Mooghaun Forest following a spate of incidents in recent weeks. The semi-state agency responsible for the management of 440,000 hectares of Irish forests says it's spent €2m on removing illegally dumped waste in recent years. Newmarket-On-Fergus Fianna Fáil Councillor David Griffin is hopeful the latest measures will alleviate the issue.
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