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Tipperary Tidy Towns will host a spring clean on Saturday
Civic minded and green fingered people are being asked to get involved in a spring clean in this Tipperary town this weekend.
Tipperary Tidy Towns is planning a spring clean of The Hills in Tipperary Town this coming Saturday (April 26), and are calling for locals to get involved.
The clean will kick off from 10am at the St Patrick's Avenue entrance to The Hills, and anyone interested in taking part is asked to just turn up on the morning.
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Tipperary Tidy Towns have also said that anyone who already has an area they'd like to see cleaned in the town, they can get in touch and they will help with getting rid of bags of rubbish.
The group also said that for anyone who is interested in getting involved in the Tidy Towns but doesn't know where to start, the annual clean in The Hills is a good starting point.
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The Tipperary Tidy Towns annual spring clean takes place in The Hills in Tipperary Town on Saturday, April 26, at 10am.
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