Clients from Cashel Na Cor help with Malin’s Tidy Towns efforts
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‘One of the main aims of Cashel na Cor Community Inclusion Hub is to ensure everyone that uses the hub can be active members of their community and one of the initiatives that ensures this happens is helping out with the tidy towns and development committees within Inishowen’
Clients from Cashel Na Cor Cashel na Cor Community Inclusion Hub in Buncrana have provided Malin Development Association with hanging baskets for this year’s Tidy Towns competition.
The 18 hanging flower baskets were recently delivered to Malin, which won the title of Ireland's Best Kept Village in 2024, where they will contribute to the efforts in the SuperValu TidyTowns competition, which Malin won in 1970 and 1991.
Shane Byrne, chairman of Malin Development Association presented a cheque for the flowers to Marita Byrne from Cashn Na Cor and John Mc Laughlin D from Cashel Na Cor and Malin Development Association.
“One of the main aims of Cashel na Cor Community Inclusion Hub is to ensure everyone that uses the hub can be active members of their community and one of the initiatives that ensures this happens is helping out with the tidy towns and development committees within Inishowen,” Cashel Na Cor said on social media following the delivery of the hanging baskets.
“Thanks very much to the Malin Development Committee for helping us to achieve this.”