Limerick City Centre Ranked Dead Last

Limerick City Centre just got the worst grade in the nation’s litter league—officially dubbed “littered”—while nearby Galvone followed close behind at thirty-seventh. Only five out of twenty-five city centre spots earned decent marks, with some areas like St. John’s Castle steps cleaned up but others like Mount Kenneth Place still in disarray. Inspectors even found a bonfire in a residential zone, raising safety alarms. Galvone showed progress in its industrial estate, but illegal dumping and waste burning dragged its score down. Nationally, coffee cups are at their highest levels since 2023, and plastic bottles persist despite new initiatives. This report underscores a nationwide struggle with waste management and civic pride, revealing that while pockets of progress exist, much work remains—especially in long-neglected areas.

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