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Volunteers sought for weekly clean-up in Offaly town

TULLAMORE Tidy Towns are seeking volunteers for their weekly clean-up. The clean-up takes place every Wednesday evening from 7pm onwards, meeting in Kilbride Plaza. As well as litter picking volunteers also carrying out painting and weeding of ...

26 Jul 2022 at 08:00

Tullamore Tribune

"Bin your Gum" campaign launched in Offaly town

CHEWING gum stuck to footpaths and public squares in a feature of towns throughout Ireland, none more so that the Offaly county town, Tullamore. This week a new campaign has been launched in Tullamore to combat the scourge of gum dumped ...

28 Jul 2022 at 16:10

Tullamore Tribune

Call for support for Tullamore Spring Clean this Saturday

A CALL has been issued to all community groups, sports clubs, schools, businesses, residents' associations and individuals to participate in the Tidy Towns annual Spring Clean day focused on sprucing up Tullamore. Join Tidy Towns ...

06 Apr 2022 at 10:58

Tullamore Tribune

Call for support for Offaly town's 'Spring Clean' initiative

30 Mar 2022 at 11:29

Tullamore Tribune

Tullamore aims to win national Tidy Towns award

THE annual general meeting of Tullamore Tidy Towns took place upstairs in Hugh Lynch's recently with the group reporting on a successful 2021 and preparing for an exciting year ahead. Highlights from 2021 noted by the Tidy ...

29 Mar 2022 at 12:30

Tullamore Tribune

Appeal for volunteers for clean-up in Tullamore tonight

TULLAMORE Tidy Towns are seeking volunteers for their weekly clean-up. The clean-up takes place tonight and every Wednesday evening at 7pm, meeting in Kilbride Plaza. As well as litter picking this week they will be ...

11 May 2022 at 13:38

Litter League judges praise appearance of central areas in Tullamore

Tullamore Tribune

Litter League judges praised appearance of central areas in Tullamore

JUDGES in the Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) league have praised the appearance of central areas in Tullamore including O'Connor Square, William St and the town park. Awarding the county town the 'Clean to ...

10 Jan 2022 at 13:36

Tullamore Tribune

Volunteers give Offaly town a 'Spring Clean'

Spring Clean Tullamore took place recently with many people from across the community taking part in litter picks on the streets, estates, approach roads and along the canal. It was great to see the residents' ...

05 May 2023 at 12:39

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Traffic cones and a shopping trolley among huge amount rubbish taken from canal in Tullamore

Recently volunteers from Tullamore Tidy Towns along with the Tullamore Canoe club did a litter pick of the Grand Canal from the Clara bridge to the start of Fiona’s Way in the Offaly county town. The ...

14 Mar 2023 at 11:14

Tullamore Tribune

Two traffic cones among rubbish taken from canal in Offaly by Tidy Towns group

10 Mar 2023 at 12:45

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Tidy Towns enthusiast claims Offaly County Council 'likes dead weeds'

A Tidy Towns enthusiast from Tullamore has claimed Offaly County Council “likes dead weeds” in its planters in the town's O'Connor Square. “The council planters are a disgrace . . . it appears ...

12 Jul 2023 at 07:16

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Offaly Tidy Towns enthusiast claims council 'likes dead weeds'

A Tidy Towns enthusiast from Tullamore has claimed Offaly County Council “likes dead weeds” in its planters in the town's O'Connor Square. “The council planters are a disgrace . . . it ...

13 Jul 2023 at 10:15

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