Ennis blooms with international success
ENNIS HAS ACHIEVED international success in the 2023 Communities in Bloom (CiB) awards ceremony held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada over the weekend.
Cormac McCarthy
Ennis’ sustainability shines as Communities in Bloom judges complete inspection
*Judges Berta Briggs and Dr. Andrea Bocsi. ENNIS’ sustainability stood out to international adjudicators as the county town underwent an inspection this week by Communities in Bloom judges.
Founding member of Ennis Tidy Towns Margaret Neylon laid to rest
ENNIS TIDY TOWN’s founding member, Margaret Neylon has been laid to rest.
Time to say thank you to our Tidy Towns volunteers
TIDY TOWNS volunteers across Clare are to be acknowledged for their efforts in improving the aesthetics of towns and villages all over the county.
GREEN CLARE: Ennis Tidy Towns develop new reusable trainer bag for Ennis Track
Ennis Tidy Towns have developed a new reusable trainer bag for Ennis Track members in an effort to make road races more sustainable.
GREEN CLARE: Wild about Miltown Malbay group want to put area back on the map
The Wild About Miltown Malbay (WaMM) Biodiversity group is a committed group of volunteers with the aim of raising awareness on ways of improving biodiversity, actively creating more wildlife habitats in the area and controlling Non-Native Invasive Species (NNIS).
Tidy Towns involvement continues to instil pride of place for winning Ennis volunteers
AN INVOLVEMENT with Ennis Tidy Towns has heightened volunteers love for the county town.
Ennis deemed one of cleanest towns in Ireland
Ennis has achieved the highest cleanliness level in the most recent Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) nationwide litter survey, with eight out of 10 sites surveyed in the town being awarded the top litter grade.
GREEN CLARE: Tackling gum litter in Ennis
An Ennis group is among one of only four in the country to tackle gum litter recycling.
GREEN CLARE: Wild about Ennis
Wild About Ennis is a community driven urban biodiversity project that looks to both protect and celebrate the ecological diversity of the Clare capital.
