My neighbour's tree looks like it could fall on to my property

Where a hedge is a hazard or potential hazard to persons using a public road, the Road Authority may serve a notice on the owner or occupier of the land requiring the felling, cutting or trimming of the hedge.

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Dear Karen,

There are large, beautiful old trees that line the road up to a row of houses, one of which is mine. However, I am concerned about one particular large tree which is located on my neighbour’s property near the road. 

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