Kilcullen Tidy Towns medals 'legacy of effort'

"The medals are a very significant achievement£
Kilcullen Tidy Towns medals 'legacy of effort'

KCA's Noel Clare cuts a celebration cake

KILCULLEN’S silver and bronze medals won in the past two years of the Supervalu Tidy Towns competition are a credit to the hard work and legacy of effort built up over many years.

Kilcullen Community Action chair Ann Cashman emphasised that last week at a celebratory get-together of Tidy Towns volunteers and workers.

"The medals are a very significant achievement," she said. "Lots of people who went before put down the foundations for this, but I think the last few years' work has been amazing."

She specifically singled out the work put in each year by Noel Clare into preparing the Tidy Towns application. "Without him, we wouldn't be entered in the competition."

The two Kilcullen medals
The two Kilcullen medals

On behalf of all present, Ann also thanked Fallons for providing a congratulatory cake and sponsoring the food for last night's event.

It is planned that the medals will be put on display in the Kilcullen Heritage Centre.

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