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Naas Courthouse
People attending district court and circuit court sittings in Naas have been criticised because of a worsening litter problem on the main street.
A call has been made for action to be taken "given the significant number of court sittings now taking place."
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It came from independent councillor Bill Clear who wants Kildare County Council to install a solar-powered compactor bin outside the building.
Cllr Clear, a long time Naas Tidy Towns activist, said TT volunteers "are noticing an increase in litter and are frequently required to pick up rubbish from outside the courthouse."
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