Carrigaline Tidy
Towns win Pride of County Cork Award
Distinguished
guests in attendance included Mayor of County Cork Cllr.
Joe Carroll, Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Dan Boyle, President of Cork County Muintir
na Tire Seamus Forde, and representatives of Muintir na Tire Community groups
from various corners of the city and county.
Mayor of
County Cork Cllr. Joe Carroll commended all the great projects on view, and he
praised all the groups involved for their fantastic work and commitment to
their localities. He said Cork County Council are committed to supporting this
competition as they had been since it started seventeen years ago.
This
year, the judging panel from Cork County Council and Muintir na Tire was highly
impressed by the exceptionally high standard of entries. Ms. Yvonne Cahalane,
Chair of the organizing committee, underscored that the competition serves the
vital purpose of raising local awareness about the environment and promoting
litter-free communities. She noted that this competition is open to all
voluntary groups in County Cork and now, in Cork City as well.
President
of Cork County Muintir na Tire, Mr Seamus Forde, eloquently emphasized the
vital connection between our surroundings and our quality of life. He praised
the beauty of Cork City and County, the outstanding projects that contribute to
it, drawing visitors from near and far. Mr. Forde expressed gratitude to both
Councils for their unwavering support in realizing these projects, and he
praised the work of Cork County Federation Muintirn a Tire as an example to
other counties to follow.
The
Mayor of County Cork Cllr. Joe Carroll congratulated Carrigaline Tidy Towns as
the "Pride of County Cork " winners and said this underscores the
outstanding efforts and dedication of this community group in making their
community and Cork County a better place for all. Their project this year was a
beautiful sculpture which, represents the flour milling industry in
Carrigaline, dating back to 1760. There were two mills in operation in
Carrigaline, creatively named locally as the Upper and Lower Mills. The Mills
were powered from the Kilmoney River. The Mills closed in 1922. Cllr. Carroll said the entire community can
be proud of their Tidy Towns Group achievements.
Pictured at the Pride in our Community Awards are Overall Winners Pride of County Cork Award 2024 Betty O Riordan, Katheryn Barry Marie O Mahony and Maura Allen of Carrigaline Tidy Towns
For
further information, please contact:
Cork County Federation Muintirn a Tire
admin@muintircork.com or 0872034876
Full Pride in Our Community 2024Results.
Pride of County Cork
Winners Carrigaline Tidy Towns.
Pride
of Cork City Award
Winner Waterloo Renewal Group
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Community Enhancement Awards |
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Category |
Award |
Group |
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Community Enhancement Awards |
Commended Commended Commended Commended Highly Commended Commended Commended Commended Highly Commended |
Ballincurrig Tidy Village Group Croí na Laoi Tidy Towns Glanworth Community Council Saleen & District Residents Association Kanturk Tidy Towns Community Kilcully and
Ballincrokig Residents Killowen Action Group Baile Roisin/Riverstown
Tidy Towns Knockrea Resident’s
Association |
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Biodiversity Awards |
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Biodiversity Awards Biodiversity Awards |
Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Winners |
Sallybrook Village Tidy Towns Group Ballinora
Waterfall Community Association Boherbue and
District community development association Dunmanway
Community Council Mourneabbey
Community Council Schull Tidy
Towns Ballineen and
Enniskeane Tidy Towns Association |
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Innovation & Creativity |
Highly Commended Winner |
Kanturk Art Link Ballymakeera TidyTowns |
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Tourism |
Commended Highly Commended |
Rathbarry Tidy Towns Oysterhaven & Nohoval
Residents’Association |
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Healthy Community |
Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Winner |
Carrigtwohill
Community Garden Kinsale Tidy
Towns Rostellan
Development Association Ballincollig Tidy Towns |
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Heritage Award |
Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Winners |
Conna Community Council Grenagh Tidy Village Ladysbridge Tidy Towns
Committee Rosscarbery Tidy Towns
Association Saleen Community Monument
Committee Knockraha Area Community
Association History & Heritage |
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Project in an Urban Area |
Highly Commended |
Mahon Tidy Towns |
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Climate Action Award |
Highly Commended Highly Commended |
Ballyphehane Community Assoc.
Killeagh Community Centre |
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Online Project |
Winner |
Kilshannig Heritage Society |
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Large Town Awards |
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Large Town South Cork |
Winner |
Cobh Tidy Towns |
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Large Town North Cork |
Joint Winners Joint Winners |
Fermoy Tidy Towns Group Mitchelstown Community
Council |
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Large Town West Cork |
Joint Winners Joint Winners |
Creative Bandon Friends of the Rock
Skibbereen Tidy Towns |
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Social Inclusion and Youth Engagement |
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Social Inclusion |
Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended |
Grà Agus Folláine
Ladysbridge and Ballymacoda Ballyvourney TidyTowns Tidy Towns Cill na Martra Learning Digital Together |
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Youth Engagement |
Highly Commended Highly Commended Highly Commended |
Banteer Tidy Towns Cobh YMCA STEP Programme Blackpool Tidy Village Group |
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Small Village |
Highly Commended Highly Commended Winners |
Conna Tidy Towns Lisgoold Leamlara Tidy
Towns Rylane Community Park
Association |
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Best Project Cork City |
Winners |
Ballyphehane Tidy Towns |
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Pride of Cork City |
Winners |
Waterloo Renewal Group |
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Pride of County Cork |
Winner |
Carrigaline Tidy Towns |
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