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Almost 80% of those polled believe sale of turf should not be banned

Almost 80% of those people who participated in a poll run by Donegallive.ie believe that the sale of turf should not be banned. Only 22.2% of those who cast a vote in our poll supported a ban on the sale of turf. A majority, 77.7% felt that the sale ...

20 Apr 2022 at 12:40

Local News

Councillor says he'll go to jail to protect the rights of turf-cutters

A councillor said he is willing to go to jail if the proposed ban on the commercial sale of turf is to be introduced. The proposal has been seen by many as an attack on rural Ireland not least of all by Independent Councillor Michael Mc Clafferty ...

22 Apr 2022 at 11:36

Local News

Important turf cutting meeting in Gweedore this evening

Community representatives are due to gather at Teach Jack, Gaoth Dobhair around 6.30pm this (Thursday) evening to voice their concerns about being denied access to An Charraig agus An Chorr Mhín bogs in the Glassagh area. This is the second ...

20 Apr 2023 at 18:11

National News

'Common sense' solution on turf cutting welcomed as solid fuel regulations are agreed

People with turf cutting rights will still be able to cut turf for their own use and will also be able to gift or sell it under new draft regulations on solid fuels in Ireland. Those with turbary rights and all other customary practices in ...

14 Jul 2022 at 17:43

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