Peat being harvested on a Bord na Mona bog
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29 Sept 2022
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29 Sept 2022
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Peat being harvested on a Bord na Mona bog
Sales of peat to Shannonbridge and Lanesboro power stations have ceased
Bord na Mona will lay off up to 230 staff on April 30
Tomas O'Leary demonstrates the retrofitting training
Trial took place at Tullamore Circuit Court
The crowds enjoying Birr Vintage Week
Members of the Polpin family - Mick (Luke Ryan), Maurice (Gilbert Bryan), Maggie (Sandra Maloney), Katie (Sue Cleary), Gert (Lorna Dardis)
Cathaoirleach Danny Owens presenting the certificate to members of the Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Mount Bolus. Also in the picture are Cllrs Declan Harvey Tony McCormack with Martin Daly
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