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An historic bill aimed at protecting the future of the Boyne River
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An historic bill aimed at protecting the future of the Boyne River which Labour Deputy Ged Nash said would not only ensure a bright future for the Boyne but serve as an example as to how to manage our precious water courses, across the country, was debated in the Dail Yesterday, Thursday January 22.
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