Fingal shines again in 2026 Tidy Towns awards
Fingal celebrated remarkable progress in the 2026 National Tidy Towns Awards, with every local committee improving their scores and earning medals. The county’s volunteer groups showcased exceptional dedication, reinforcing sustainable community spirit across Fingal’s towns and villages.
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Fingal County Council
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Fingal County Council proudly acknowledged the unwavering dedication of its volunteers as the county achieved outstanding results in the 2026 National Tidy Towns Awards. Each local committee surpassed their previous year’s performance, reflecting a collective commitment to enhancing environmental standards and community pride.
Among the highlights, Skerries secured the County Second award with a Gold Medal, narrowly missing the top spot by just one point, while Malahide and Swords also earned Gold Medals. Balbriggan received a Silver Medal, and Lusk, Rush, and Ballymun were awarded Bronze Medals, showcasing the widespread success throughout the region.
Special recognitions included Rush’s third place in the EPA Circular Economy category and Swords’ commendation in the same field. Lusk was regional runner-up in the Waters and Communities Award, and Swords claimed first place for Large Town/Large Urban Centre in the Sustainable Development Goals category. Mayor Tony Murphy and Director of Services Sinéad Murphy praised the volunteers’ efforts, emphasising their crucial role in fostering sustainability and vibrant communities. Full results and reports are available at tidytowns.ie.
Among the highlights, Skerries secured the County Second award with a Gold Medal, narrowly missing the top spot by just one point, while Malahide and Swords also earned Gold Medals. Balbriggan received a Silver Medal, and Lusk, Rush, and Ballymun were awarded Bronze Medals, showcasing the widespread success throughout the region.
Special recognitions included Rush’s third place in the EPA Circular Economy category and Swords’ commendation in the same field. Lusk was regional runner-up in the Waters and Communities Award, and Swords claimed first place for Large Town/Large Urban Centre in the Sustainable Development Goals category. Mayor Tony Murphy and Director of Services Sinéad Murphy praised the volunteers’ efforts, emphasising their crucial role in fostering sustainability and vibrant communities. Full results and reports are available at tidytowns.ie.
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