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Longford pupils say 'no' to sewage-related litter - Vimarsana News

Longford pupils say 'no' to sewage-related litter

Think Before You Flush, a campaign operated by Clean Coasts in partnership with Uisce Éireann, joined St Joseph's National School, Longford to discuss th...

Waterford News & Star — Waterford's Blue and Green Coast Beaches proudly fly their flags - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Waterford's Blue and Green Coast Beaches proudly fly their flags

Waterford’s beautiful beaches were flying their flags proudly this week, in recognition of receiving their An Taisce awards.

Clean Coasts launch new campaign in Galway to tackle smoking related litter. - Vimarsana News

Clean Coasts launch new campaign in Galway to tackle smoking related litter.

Galwaybayfm.ie - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from galwaybayfm.ie Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

This summer, keep your butt off Wexford beaches! - Vimarsana News

This summer, keep your butt off Wexford beaches!

May 31st is World No Tobacco Day, a day in which the World Health Organisation highlight the harmful impact tobacco has on human health and our environment. Tobacco growing, manufacturing and use poison our water, soil, beaches and city streets with chemicals, toxic waste, cigarette butts, including microplastics, and e-cigarette waste. 

Clean Coasts launches a new campaign in Louth tackling smoking related litter - Vimarsana News

Clean Coasts launches a new campaign in Louth tackling smoking related litter

Clean Coasts warns people about the impact of smoking related litter on marine environment and wildlife