Local Tidy Towns groups celebrated at awards night in Tipperary

Cathaoirleach Cllr David Dunne and members of the Carrick on Suir Municipal District were delighted to welcome representatives of the Tidy Towns Committees within the District to a reception held in The Carraig Hotel, Carrick on Suir on Monday November, 24 2025.

The Cathaoirleach welcomed all on his own behalf and on behalf of his colleagues, to celebrate their fantastic achievements in the SuperValu National Tidy Towns Awards 2025, with town and villages increasing their marks year on year.

The results provided a welcome opportunity for the Municipal District to reward those volunteers engaged in enhancing their hometowns and villages through persistent and ongoing efforts.

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After receiving a special award last year as their new entrants into the National Competition, Carrick On Suir Tidy Towns group received the top prize on the night of €2000 euro for having an increased score of 20 points over the previous year.

Nine of the fourteen groups received double digit increases with Cloneen Tidy Towns group only 2 points behind Carrick on Suir with an 18-point increase and receiving €1600 for their efforts.

Ballingarry and Faugheen both increased their scores by 15 points and received €1300. Killenaule were awarded €1250 for their 14-point increase while Ahenny/Clashnasmuth were awarded €1150 for their 12-point increase. Ballyneale, Ballynonty and Moyglass Tidy Town groups were tied on an 11-point increase and all received €1100. Drangan, Grangemockler, Mullinahone and Fethard Tidy Towns groups all were award €1000 for their respective increases. A special award was given
to Glengoole who were new entrants to the National competition for 2025.

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Presenting the representatives with their awards, the Cathaoirleach, Cllr David Dunne paid tribute to all of the attendees, noting their dedication and commitment to enhancing the appearance and sustainability of their local community.

Cllr Dunne noted the contribution of all the groups to their local areas, having a huge impact on the quality of life for their communities. Cllr Dunne said he was delighted to be there with his fellow elected members to present certificates and financial rewards to the recipients. He also expressed the hope that the groups would continue their success at the national Tidy Towns competition and return in coming years to celebrate their achievements.