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Tipperary County Council is calling on individuals, community groups, schools, and businesses to join forces for the Team Tipp County Clean-Up, taking place from October 10 to 12.
This countywide initiative aims to tackle the growing issue of roadside litter and promote a cleaner, greener Tipperary.
READ ALSO:Council to start removing clothes banks from Tipperary communities this week
Speaking at the launch, Cathaoirleach of Tipperary County Council, Councillor John Carroll, said:
“I am delighted to be launching the 2025 County Clean-Up. Unfortunately, we are still seeing littering across our towns and villages.
"Litter doesn’t just create a poor impression it harms our environment and public health. It also undermines the incredible efforts of volunteers and Tidy Towns groups who work tirelessly alongside Tipperary County Council to keep our communities clean.
"We all have a role to play in keeping our County tidy. By working together, we can protect our environment, support local pride, and ensure Tipperary remains a place that we can all be proud of. Let’s make this year’s Tipp Team Clean-Up our most successful yet!”
Participation is simple. Register through Tipperary County Council's website by Friday, October 3 to receive a FREE Litter Pick Pack, available for collection from the following Municipal District Offices starting Tuesday, October 7:
• Nenagh
• Clonmel
• Thurles
• Tipperary
• Carrick-on-Suir
All litter collected in specially branded bags during the Clean-Up will be accepted free of charge at any of Tipperary County Council’s recycling centres from Monday, October 13 to Saturday, October 18.
Collections can also be arranged by contacting the Environment and Climate Action Section at 0818 06 5000 or emailing litterpick@tipperarycoco.ie.
This year, a special competition will award five €200 prizes to participating community and school groups. To enter, simply submit details of your clean-up activity. Full competition terms and conditions are available below.
Before taking part, all participants are encouraged to review the Health & Safety Best Practice Guidelines to ensure a safe and successful clean-up.
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