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The 10th anniversary of the death of Liam Durkan will be marked this Saturday with a memorial walk around Lough Lannagh. The walk will get under way at 12 noon in the Lough Lannagh car park and there will be refreshments served in Castlebar Tennis Club afterwards. Liam was deeply involved with the Castlebar Tidy Towns Committee from 1997 until his death in 2004. Liam worked tirelessly on behalf of Castlebar on many projects including the redevelopment of Market Square, The Mall, and in particular the Lough Lannagh Enhancement project.

The first Castlebar Tidy Towns Good Friday clean up takes place on Friday April 6 from 10am until noon, assembling at SuperValu, Castlebar.

Gardai in Castlebar have pledged to tackle the issue of drinking outdoors over the coming weeks before the summer starts and the issue becomes a major problem.

Castlebar Tidy Towns committee will hold its annual general meeting in the TF Royal Hotel on Tuesday November 30 at 8pm.

The Mayor of Castlebar, Cllr Ger Deere, has called on local authorities to set example by cleaning up properties under their ownership, including former official buildings no longer in use.

Plans are under way for a major charity event to be held on the Mall, Castlebar on Saturday August 30. Activities on the day will include bungee jumping, craft and food stalls, bouncy castle and live music. All monies raised from the event will go to Rock Rose House Cancer Support Services in Castlebar.

The Castlebar Tidy Towns Committee are asking the public to please only dispose of bottles at the bottle banks in the town as there have been some complaints about the dumping of other material at these facilities.

The Castlebar Tidy Towns Committee welcomes the recent report of Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) which showed Castlebar achieved eighth place nationally out of the 55 towns surveyed.

Castlebar Tidy Towns committee will be holding a general meeting in the TF Royal Hotel on Monday January 19 at 8pm to elect a committee and devise a strategy for the coming year.

Axo Architects’ design for a new commercial urban infill development at Market Square/Hopkins Road in Castlebar has given Castlebar its first national award in the tidy towns competition.