The Tesco store in Letterkenny does online shopping with home delivery within about a 20 mile radius of the town. Login to Tesco Ireland Here
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IBAL Litter League Table 2010
IBAL – The Irish Business Against Litter – have released their latest results on the litter in 50 towns and cities in Ireland. Wexford came
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Yet another litter survey by IBAL . The 2009 results were released today (Jan 4th 2010) The litter survey covers 60 towns with over 6,000
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A Litter League of all towns with more than 6000 population in Ireland had the 1st round of results published today. The top 10 towns
Galway residents had to suffer months of having to buy bottled water because of Cryptosporidium in their water supply for a large part of 2007.
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Best Secondary Schools in Ireland.
Each year the Irish Times puts together some figures of each secondary school’s Leaving Cert students and combines them with figures from Third Level institutions