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This morning on The Agenda we spoke to Aontu representative for the Laytown and Bettystown area, Peter Whelan, who spoke to us about the issue of fly tipping in Louth and Meath.
Yesterday Peter received a call from a resident who saw timber dumped in a ditch on the Dowth road adjacent to the recently purchased Dowth hall by the state.
Peter says this is not the first incident he has been called about illegal dumping, and he spoke to us on The Agenda this morning about this.
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