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Mystery of Fermanagh’s ‘Vineyard Road’

 
A SPECTACLE on a Lisnaskea road where the hedgerows were adorned with tin cans and wine bottles for up to a mile is believed to have been created to highlight the problem of litter on our country roads. 
Dubbed “Fermanagh’s Vineyard Road” by local Cllr Sheamus Greene, who shared a video online of the glass bottles and cans along the hedgerows, the Tullynevin Road is understood to not be the only one in the county where such strange activity has been taking place, with the Moat Road in Croaghan also a known “beer bush and coke hedge” location, according to locals. 
So, is it creative littering, or a strange and subtle art installation? Cllr Greene believes it was likely done by a local resident trying to draw attention to the ever-growing litter problem in the county.

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