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Cleaning
in Ireland.

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12
places in this collection
8
counties to explore
11
towns and villages

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Cleaning across Ireland

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How many cleaning are there in Ireland?
OpenStreetMap records 12 in the Republic, across 8 counties. That is how many the map has, which is not the same as how many there are: anything nobody has mapped is missing, and anyone can add it.
Which county has the most cleaning?
Cork, with 3, then Cavan with 2.
Which town has the most cleaning?
Cork in County Cork, with 2. Each one has its own page with the street it is on and how far it is from the centre.
Where does this come from?
The places and counts in this directory are based on OpenStreetMap records. Of 12 records in this category, 3 include opening hours, 6 include a phone number and 6 include a website. Individual place pages may add sourced visiting information. Check the venue for current details.
More about this collection and its sources

This lists the cleaning that appear on OpenStreetMap, which is 12 in the whole State. Most of this trade works from a van and a phone number and has no premises to put on a map, so what is here is a small and uneven sample rather than the trade in Ireland. Where a business is listed, its address is where it is based. It is not a statement of where it will travel to, which nobody publishes in a form this site can read: ring and ask.