Nearly all of Ireland’s third level colleges are now litter-free and a model for other public places to follow, according to a litter survey by Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Launching its 2012 litter league, IBAL says those in charge of keeping clean public amenities like hospitals, train stations and shopping centres should look to … Read more
Carlow is the cleanest town in Ireland, pipping Trim to head the 2010 survey of litter levels in 53 towns and cities by Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Both were among 39 towns to be classed as ‘litter-free’ in what was the most successful result since the programme started 9 years ago. The winning town … Read more
The most recent study by business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) has shown a fall in the number of towns deemed ‘litter free’. Of 53 towns surveyed, just over half received the accolade – down from two-thirds on a similar study last year. IBAL is calling on businesses to clean up outside their premises … Read more