Tullamore Tidy Towns getting down and dirty as judging approaches in June
A number of different initiatives are coming together really well for Tullamore Tidy Towns as judging approaches in June.
A number of different initiatives are coming together really well for Tullamore Tidy Towns as judging approaches in June.
They have appealed to people to help out on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings to make Tullamore as tidy as possible - sweeping, weeding, scuffing, planting, painting, litter picking and now power hosing. All tools supplied.
On Sunday morning they gave their new power washer a test drive at the bridge in the town centre.
Loughnan Hooper, Tidy Towns PRO said; "It's going to make a big difference but a lot of work in it."
"Then it was onto our project at the Clonminch Cemetery Triangle to power hose the commemorative stone for the 1982 All Ireland winning football team. We have also being sprucing up the presentation of the trees planted for each player. Some have passed on. We'd like to do a feature on this - any football experts with a full team listing?"
On Sunday volunteers also did some scuffing, weeding and litter pick on the Clonminch end of Chancery while another crew worked on the honeycomb pollinator and herb beds in the Town Park.
Wednesday evenings Tidy Towns meet at Kilbride Plaza at 7pm
Sunday morning Tidy Towns meet on William Street at 8.30am
Look forward to seeing you!