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They will meet up at the Market House on Main Street, Dunleer at 11 am on Saturday 24th April.
Dunleer Tidy Towns are inviting all people to assist in the cleanliness of their town over the morning of Saturday 25th April 2026 meeting at 11am.
They will meet up at the Market House on Main Street, Dunleer at 11 am on Saturday 24th April.
Dunleer Tidy Towns said: “We will provide pickers and bags for all who wish to help out. We invite all of you to help out your community and the place where you live to bring about change and attitude to litter in our town.
“It will take about an hour and we will have a cup of tea afterwards in Twenty - Twenty Cafe and perhaps meet a few new people in the town. It is always a bit of a social gathering on such occasions as well as doing some good for the community.
“Children with an adult and young people are especially invited to join with us in helping to spread the message and make a difference to our community.
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“We look forward to seeing you on the day and perhaps make some new friends.
“Call us on 087 2769320 and let us know you are coming to help.”
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