Join us on our weekly cleanups in Ennis, or organise a clean up in your own area.Email us and we will add you to our text list.
Our usual cleanup day is Monday evenings at 7.30, however because of the bank holiday this weekend we are changing next monday to wednesday night the 8th June at 7.30, meeting point is the post office at Bank place.
JJ Counihan, left, Tidy Towns committee member, with Barry Wrafter, sculptor, Gerry Murphy, committee member, and Noel Crowley, Tidy Towns chairman, with the Sisters of Mercy sculpture at Arthur’s Row. Photograph by Declan Monaghan
The tidy towns were presented with the Tom Mannion trophy recently at the Falls hotel Ennistymon. The Clare Tourism Council were presenting awards to tidy towns groups in Clare for their achievements in the national competition.
Ennis tidy towns were delighted to welcome Tomohide to Ennis durning his visit of Ireland carrying out research on the tidy towns competition.
Tomohide Yazawa is with the Shizuoka Research Institute in Japan and and he is researching the tidy towns competition in Ireland, to see would a simalar competition work in Shizuoka.
We wish Tomohide well with his research, and we were delighted to spend time with him and Naoko his Interpreter, and share our knowledge as regards the competition and our town and we also learned alot about Japan.
The Ennis Fire Service and the Tidytowns carried out a cleanup of the town tonight, 3rd of August.
The Tidy towns carries out a clean up every monday night so why not get involved?, contact us and join us for a clean up, and also meet new friends and have some fun,and get fit along the way.
A big thanks to the fire service for their help