RIP to the late Seanie Healy, James McGinnis and Garrett Cremin
19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Bonfires are illegal.
Kilare County Council has outlined its preventative plans for dealing with unauthorised bonfires this Halloween.
Independent Cllr. Padraig McEvoy proposed a motion at the recent Clane-Maynooth MD asking the council to outline what preventative plans are in place to deal with unauthorised bonfires that recur at Halloween.
A spokesperson for the Council said that the Environment Department will 'contact relevant internal departments to arrange a meeting to discuss the issue and consider appropriate assistance.'
Kildare Fire Service responded to 25 call-outs last Halloween night.
Members of the public are reminded that bonfires are illegal and bonfires which potentially threaten lives, property or infrastructure will be extinguished.
Photo by Wicklow Fire Service
Traffic delays in Newbridge last week
Pic: Charlie McConalogue via Twitter
Pic: An Garda Síochána via Twitter
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