South Dublin communities shine in Tidy Towns awards
South Dublin's Tidy Towns groups have celebrated remarkable success in the 2026 SuperValu competition, with Lucan earning gold and Clondalkin silver. All 12 local groups improved their scores, highlighting a powerful collective dedication to environmental care and community spirit.
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South Dublin County Council
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South Dublin County Council proudly announced the outstanding achievements of its Tidy Towns groups in the 2026 SuperValu Tidy Towns Competition. Lucan Tidy Towns secured a prestigious Gold Medal, while Clondalkin Tidy Towns earned a well-deserved Silver Medal, recognising their exceptional commitment and passion.
The awards reflect the tireless efforts of volunteer groups who dedicate themselves throughout the year to enhancing local communities, promoting biodiversity, and fostering a deep sense of pride in place. This year’s results are especially significant as every one of the 12 Tidy Towns groups across South Dublin County improved their scores, underscoring a united commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
South Dublin County Council extended heartfelt thanks to all volunteers and committees involved, applauding their role in setting a high benchmark for community engagement, environmental leadership, and civic pride. Their inspiring work continues to enrich the local environment and strengthen community bonds.
The awards reflect the tireless efforts of volunteer groups who dedicate themselves throughout the year to enhancing local communities, promoting biodiversity, and fostering a deep sense of pride in place. This year’s results are especially significant as every one of the 12 Tidy Towns groups across South Dublin County improved their scores, underscoring a united commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
South Dublin County Council extended heartfelt thanks to all volunteers and committees involved, applauding their role in setting a high benchmark for community engagement, environmental leadership, and civic pride. Their inspiring work continues to enrich the local environment and strengthen community bonds.
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