(students and teacher from Sixmilebridge National School)
Twenty-six TidyTowns Awards were presented to Tidy Towns Committees around the Shannon Region by Mr Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Willie Lyons, Business Development Director, SuperValu, the overall competition sponsor, and Dr. Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development. Our picture shows the presentation of the Shannon Region Schools Award to Sixmilebridge National School Co Clare. (L-R) Willie Lyons, Supervalu, Dr Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development, Aisling Murphy, Class Teacher and Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
Ennis Co. Clare won the overall Shannon Region Tidy Towns Award. Ennis also scooped two national awards in the competition, the title of Ireland’s Tidiest Large Urban Centre and also the national Gum Litter Taskforce Award, and a range of county awards. Pictured at the presentation of awards to the Ennis Tidy Towns Committee are, (L-R) Willie Lyons, Supervalu, Dr Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development, Mary McAllister, Ennis Tidy Town’s Committee and Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
Twenty-six TidyTowns Awards were presented to Tidy Towns Committees around the Shannon Region by Mr Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Willie Lyons, Business Development Director, SuperValu, the overall competition sponsor, and Dr. Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development. Our picture shows the presentation of the Shannon Region Schools Award to Sixmilebridge National School Co Clare. (L-R) Willie Lyons, Supervalu, Dr Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development, Aisling Murphy, Class Teacher and Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
Ennis Co. Clare won the overall Shannon Region Tidy Towns Award. Ennis also scooped two national awards in the competition, the title of Ireland’s Tidiest Large Urban Centre and also the national Gum Litter Taskforce Award, and a range of county awards. Pictured at the presentation of awards to the Ennis Tidy Towns Committee are, (L-R) Willie Lyons, Supervalu, Dr Vincent Cunnane, Chief Executive Shannon Development, Mary McAllister, Ennis Tidy Town’s Committee and Tony Killeen TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
