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ohn Phelan and Evonne Boland, Newbridge Tidy Towns, GAA star Johnny Doyle, Co. Kildare's Tidy Town Ambassador, Mayor Cllr Martin Miley Jr and Joe Boland, Director of Services, Kildare County Council
Kildare GAA and Kildare County Council have entered into a three-year partnership agreement to promote the work of the County Kildare Tidy Towns Network.
New promotional signage celebrating the link was unveiled at St. Conleth's GAA Park Newbridge last Thursday.
GAA star Johnny Doyle, County Kildare Tidy Towns Ambassador, said: “Last year the county achieved notable success in the National Tidy Towns Competition and Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) League. We're determined to build on this for 2018 and we need everyone to get involved.”
Thirty-nine towns and villages in the county are actively involved in the campaign. To get involved, contact your local Tidy Towns group or Cora Dempsey, Tidy Towns Liaison Officer at 045 980588/ email: environ@kildarecoco.ie.
Pictured above at the announcement were John Phelan and Evonne Boland, Newbridge Tidy Towns, GAA star Johnny Doyle, Co. Kildare's Tidy Town Ambassador, Mayor Cllr Martin Miley Jr and Joe Boland, Director of Services, Kildare County Council.
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