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Adare retains title as Limerick’s tidiest village

ADARE has retained its title as the tidiest village in Limerick after it secured an impressive 328 points in this years Tidy Towns competition. Sponsored by SuperValu, the results of the national competition were announced in Dublin this afternoon, ...

24 Sept 2018 at 15:11

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Funding boost for Tidy Towns groups across Limerick

MORE than €80,000 in government funding has been allocated to dozens of Tidy Towns groups across Limerick. The monies are being made available to groups across the city and county by the Department of Rural and Community Development on a one-off ...

21 Nov 2017 at 11:37

Community

Young tidy towns member in Kilmallock adds colour to her Limerick Community

A YOUNG member of the Kilmallock tidy towns team has been using her creative skills to bring colour and life to small corners of the community, by painting eye-catching designs on electrical boxes around the town. Teresa Kennedy, a 16 year old ...

25 Jul 2025 at 14:33

Community

Young tidy towns member in Kilmallock adds colour to her Limerick Community

25 Jul 2025 at 14:00

Community

Voting opens as 37 groups vie for prestigious Going for Gold title

LIMERICK'S much-loved Going for Gold competition is back - with 37 community groups now in the running and public voting officially open. The competition celebrates and empowers communities across Limerick who are working to create ...

13 Aug 2025 at 18:30

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