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The document discusses issues related to noise pollution and traffic in Julianstown, Ireland. It notes that over 22,000 vehicles pass through the village daily, posing a major threat from further developments. There is also a serious noise problem that the local council is obliged to address by drawing up an action plan. The document goes on to outline the village's efforts to improve the local environment through anti-litter initiatives and community garden projects. It describes plans to create a Village Design Statement to protect heritage, manage growth, and build a shared community vision for the future development of Julianstown.
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