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Public advised to cut the hedges before six-month ban comes into effect

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Irish residents are being advised to cut their hedges before the six-month ban comes into effect this weekend. It is illegal for hedges to be cut from March 1 and August 31. The ban, which also includes grubbing, burning and other destructive measures, is in order to protect bird life during the nesting season. Irish residents are being advised to cut their hedges before the six-month ban comes into effect this weekend. Pic: Getty Images THE BA…
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Public advised to cut the hedges before six-month ban comes into effect

Irish residents are being advised to cut their hedges before the six-month ban comes into effect this weekend. It is illegal for hedges to be cut from March 1 and August 31. The ban, which also includes grubbing, burning and other destructive measures, is in order to protect bird life during the nesting season. Irish residents are being advised to cut their hedges before the six-month ban comes into effect this weekend. Pic: Getty Images THE BA…

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To be prepared for the next storm, we must introduce a derogation on tree felling and hedge cutting for certain areas starting this March, a Fine Gael TD has said. Deputy Paula Butterly said that lessons can be learned from Storm Éowyn for future storms to prevent the loss of power and the delays to […] The post Derogation on hedge cutting needed to prevent further damage in future storms – Butterly appeared first on Fine Gael.

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Fine Gael broke the news in on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.
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