The man was told to have it removed in six weeks.
Longford County Council has apologised to a man for telling him to remove a fence the local authority had built itself.
The Business Post reports the Council's enforcement division demanded a landowner remove the barrier.
He was told to have the fence and gate gone in six weeks as it was causing issues for other locals.
A representative for the landowner responded saying he didn't build it, it wasn't on his land and it was actually the council that erected the fence in the first place.
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