51 TidyTowns groups in Clare are to benefit from funding under a nationwide allocation of one-point-five million euro.
The funding, announced by Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary to support almost one thousand TidyTowns groups nationally, aims to make towns and villages better places to live, work and visit.
Forty-two groups across Clare will receive one thousand euro, seven will get two thousand euro and Ennis is in line for four thousand euro.
Shannon Tidy Towns, which was among eight Clare groups to succeed in the top tier of this year’s competition will receive three thousand euro and Chairperson Derek Clune says they’ve a number of projects in the pipeline.
Full List Of Tidy Towns Funding Recipients In Clare
€1,000 recipients: Ballyvaughan, Barefield, Bodyke, Bridgetown, Broadford, Bunratty, Carrigaholt, Clonlara, Connolly, Coolmeen, Cooraclare, Corofin, Cranny, Cratloe, Cree, Cross, Crusheen, Doonbeg, Feakle, Inagh, Inch, Kilfenora, Kilkishen, Killimer, Kilmihil, Kilmurry, Kilmurry McMahon, Kilnaboy, Knock, Labasheeda, Lisdoonvarna, Mountshannon, Mullagh, Parteen, Quin, Ruan, Scariff, Spancilhill Clooney, Spanish Point, Tuamgraney, Tulla, Whitegate.
€2,000 recipients: Clarecastle, Ennistymon, Kilkee, Killaloe, Kilrush, Newmarket on Fergus, Sixmilebridge.
€3,000 recipients: Shannon
€4,000 recipients: Ennis
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