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06 Sept 2025
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Dundalk Tidy Towns appeals for volunteers for Dundalk Spring Clean
Dundalk Tidy Towns is seeking volunteers to take part in the Dundalk Spring Clean and is reaching out to businesses, companies and community groups in the area to help out.
The Dundalk Spring Clean runs until the end of May and Dundalk Tidy Towns is inviting businesses, companies and community groups in Dundalk to consider volunteering to do a litter pick during working hours.
The group says that it will provide the necessary equipment and taking part in the spring clean will enhance the green credentials of those organisations taking part.
Dundalk Tidy Towns asks that for those who think they would like to get involved, to contact them at dundalktidytowns@gmail.com for more details.
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