Litter rankings: Kilkenny cleanest in Ireland while Dublin's north inner city 'seriously littered'
27 of the 40 towns and cities surveyed were deemed clean.
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27 of the 40 towns and cities surveyed were deemed clean.
Events for the Big Beach Clean 2019 are happening around the country this weekend.
The basket smashed several windows before being stabilised by firefighters.
More than 4,200 students entered the competition this year.
Listowel picked up the prestigious award this afternoon.
The town in the west of Tipperary picked up the prestigious award this afternoon.
Bray South Promenade got its flag back after 17 years.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report on Ireland’s bathing waters found that 93% met minimum EU standards.
Sweet papers were the most common form of litter on our streets, followed by fast food wrappers, cigarette butts and chewing gum.
The Japanese firm say it’s the first phone that can withstand a soapy bath.
Serious hand hygiene and equipment cleanliness issues were also identified at Cork University Hospital.
A major issue is tanks not being emptied and cleaned regularly enough.
Irish researchers are leading the way on this one.
The good news is that 75% of towns and cities were found to be as clean or cleaner than European counterparts.
There are over 3,500 people living on the streets in San Francisco.
The Dublin woman reveals her side of the story in ‘The Race to Truth’.
€40,000 worth of powder was also seized.
A national litter survey has found that many Irish towns and cities are cleaner than our European counterparts.
Four other hospitals, including the Mater and St. Vincent’s in Dublin, were found to have unclean environments that posed risks to patients.
The results of the IBAL Anti-Litter League are out today – here are the results.
The Irish Business Against Litter Anti-Litter League 2013 results are out today.
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It’s Monday, so let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Meanwhile Beijing authorities have said two flies are allowed in the lavatories at any one time…
The Irish company has been chosen by the WHO to promote hand hygiene globally. Thirty-five percent of healthcare facilities are at an inadequate or basic level.