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Collinstown Tidy Towns invite you to a public meeting on Wednesday 27th November at 8pm in Collinstown Hall to discuss the new TidyTowns 3-Year Plan. The draft plan was collated by Sharon Eastwood of Woodrow Sustainable Solutions and was kindly
We are delighted to report that Collinstown Tidy Towns has received an increase of 9 points for 2019. We would like to thank everyone on the Tidy Towns committee, the Action Group, all the volunteers who have come out to
Collinstown Tidy Towns are hoping to organise a Willow Workshop, but before we do, we want to know who is interested! The workshop would be on a Saturday in late February or early March 2020. The course will be run
We had our clean up again this evening. Thank you to Joe Potter, Chrissie Murtagh and Mary Duffy and girls who came out this evening. We picked litter and did some weeding. This is a bit of work every second
Collinstown Tidy Towns gardeners have planted beautiful flowers and shrubs in the new flowerbed at the end of the new footpath. The flowers look great and add even more colour to the village. There has been a lot of work
Collinstown Tidy Towns and Action Group were out again yesterday doing a little clean up in the village. Thank you to Martin and Vickii Griffith and girls, Anne Marie Nash and Mary Duffy and girls. We have most of the
Collinstown was busy getting the village ready for the tidy towns judging this evening. The Action Group, Tidy Towns members and a great group from The Hill Residents Association were out sweeping and picking litter and weeds around the village.
Collinstown Tidy Towns and Collinstown Action Group organised a clean up again this evening. We were busy picking litter and sweeping this evening and filled a trailer of rubbish. Thank you to Alan Nash who came out earlier today and
We are currently getting the application form for the SuperValu Tidy Towns Competiton ready. Our Tidy Towns and Action Group Committees have been busy this year so there is a lot to write about. There are 8 separate sections that
Collinstown Tidy Towns and Collinstown Action Group were represented by Mary Duffy in St. Mary’s school this week. We introduced the pupils to the Collinstown One Small Change Campaign and asked them to think about the environment when they were