Andrius Liaucius, aged 47, from Ballitore, Co. Kildare,
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30 Jan 2026
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30 Jan 2026
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Water filling stations and fountains should be provided in County Kildare.
Requests for the stations and fountains have come from two councillors - Angela Feeney and Paul Ward.
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Cllr Feeney said the stations would "encourage members of the public to reduce their plastic waste."
Cllr Ward said funding is available under a new scheme "for the provision of a number of public drinking water fountains" including as sports and recreational areas.
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