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A medium term plan launched by Athlone Tidy Towns, laden with numerous aspirational enhancements, signifies the growth ambitions for the town from 2021 to 2023.

Over the last year there has been something of a garden revolution taking place, with many people taking to their gardens like never before. After a break last year due to Covid restrictions, Galway City Council is now taking entries for the Galway City Tidy Towns and Garden Competition 2021. Entrants must be based in Galway City and can enter across categories such as ‘Best Front Garden’, ‘Best Residential Estate’, ‘Best Shop-front’, ‘Best Community Project’ and ‘Best School’.

Castledaly tidy towns are preparing to host the first community clean up of the year on Saturday, May 1, with those intending participants requested to meet at the local community centre at 10am.

Castledaly Tidy towns are striving to replace the various planters within the picturesque village in the coming times and are seeking financial sponsorship assistance from local businesses and members of the community to progress the project.

In spite of having no competition this year, Belmullet Tidy Towns have done their best to continue with improvements throughout the town.

The Athlone Tidy Towns committee have formally announced the proud accolade recipients pertaining to the estate and gardens awards for 2020.

Michael Ring TD, the Minister for Rural and Community Development, this week announced the cancellation of the Tidy Towns competition for 2020 in the interests of public health and safety.

Ballinrobe’s Tidy Towns organisation recently launched a new flower display in front of the local Garda station.

Moate TidyTowns committee member, Jimmy Redmond, was highly commended as a ‘Community Hero’ during the national finals of the SuperValu TidyTowns Awards which took place recently in The Helix venue in Dublin.

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