The Council was granted the injunction by the High Court to stop further materials being added to the sites, as well as preventing anyone staying on the sites.
“There is a clear and urgent need to deliver a sustainable approach to all bonfires and for statutory bodies to eradicate the illegal and anti-social behaviour at some sites,” said Councillor O’Neill.
“The application for this injunction was supported by all parties and is intended to prevent further materials being placed at a number of sites which pose a significant and immediate risk to public safety and property.
“We call on everyone in our community to ensure a safe and legal eleventh night by respecting this measure, and the authority of those with the responsibility to uphold it, or risk being made subject to the courts.”