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Diseased trees turned into roadside works of art

An eye-catching roadside exhibition has replaced a row of diseased trees in a Co Monaghan village. Twelve poplar trees in Smithborough had to be removed when they were found to be diseased. But instead of cutting them down entirely, the village's Tidy Towns group decided to leave six feet stumps behind. Removing the 70 foot tall trees enitrely would have left a massive void along the busy approach road, so the group decided to replace them with tree carvings instead. With the help of craftsmen from the local mens’ shed in Lisnaskea, the twelve trees have been transformed into a variety of creatures including an eagle and a fox, as well as symbols representing the village. Keep up to date with all the latest Irish and international news and current affairs with http://www.rte.ie/news Follow us on twitter @rtenews and on Facebook   / rtenews