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Refresh Thurles Tidy Towns will hold the group’s Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, February 18.
The AGM will begin at 7:30pm, and will take place in the Anner Hotel.
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The group have enjoyed a successful year with projects including: Arranging the best presented shopfront competition, holding litter picks on various litter blackspots throughout the town and entering Thurles into the National Tidy Towns Competition.
The group says this is your chance to get involved, share your ideas, and help shape the future of our great town.
All are welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting.
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They ask that anyone who is able to attend comes along on the night, saying that they need the help of the community.
Pictured above L-R Standing: Gary Roche, Jo O'Gorman, Tom Barry, Melvin Brennan, Michael O' Halloran, JP Hayes, John Lanigan and Brid Martley.
L-R Seated: Martin Quinn, Tommy Barrett and Roisin Scully.
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