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Five €200 prizes will be awarded to participating groups this year
Tipperary County Council are calling on locals to join the fight against litter next month for a three-day county wide clean up.
The clean up is open to community groups, voluntary associations, schools, youth groups, sports clubs, tidy towns, and development groups across the Premier County.
It will take place from Friday October 10 to Sunday October 12.
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The County Council have included five cash prices of €200 which will be awarded to participating groups.
High-vis vests, gloves, bags, and everything needed for the clean up will all be provided by the Council.
To register, simply scan the QR code in the image below, email litterpick@tipperarycoco.ie, or follow this link here.
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