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Carrick Tidy Towns linear park
An event to recognise the hard work put in by volunteers and the local authority in securing the title of Ireland's Best Kept Town for Carrick-on-Shannon is set to take place next week.
Tidy Towns members along with Council workers and elected members as well as members of Carrick-on-Shannon Chamber of Commerce are invited to the event which will take place on Tuesday, July 18 at 7pm in the council chamber
Cllr Finola Armstrong-McGuire stressed that the title was for the best kept town in Ireland; "north, south, east and west - best town of every size" and said there was "huge co-operation" between the Council and volunteers.
Cllr Sean McGowan also welcomed the event saying that Tidy Towns and the local authority do “enormous work".
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