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06 Sept 2025
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Pictured at the launch are : Tommy Barrett (Refresh Thurles), Frank Phelan (Supervalu Thurles) and Roisin Scully (Refresh Thurles).
The vests read “My Dog supports a clean environment, help keep Tipp Tidy.”
Refresh Thurles Tidy Towns in partnership with Tipperary County Council and Supervalu have helped to launch a Hi Viz vest campaign encouraging dog owners to be responsible when walking their dogs in public spaces.
The vests read “My Dog supports a clean environment, help keep Tipp Tidy.”
These vests are available free of charge in Supervalu, Friar Street, Thurles.
Refresh Thurles encourages all dog owners to carry a bag when out walking their dog and be prepared to clean up after them.
Mutt Mitt bag dispensers are located in strategic locations around the town.
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