Kilkenny City excels in 2018 National Tidy Towns Competition

Kilkenny City Adjudicators report 2018

Kilkenny City is 2018 South East Regional award winner, gold medal winner and county award winner and  has achieves a mark of 337 in the 2018 National Tidy Towns  competition.   This is a rise  of 7 marks  from our 2017 result and just 2 marks behind the overall National winner Listowel. This is an excellent result  for Kilkenny city.

Kilkenny has also won the South East Regional  Waters and Communities award which recognises  our work on the River Nore and Breagagh which flow through our City.  Congratulation to all who have worked to Keep Kilkenny Beautiful.

 

Kilkenny City – Planting Oak Trees during National Tree Week

Tree planting at the County Hall

Tree planting at the County Hall                                                                                                      Keep Kilkenny Beautiful recently celebrated in cooperation with Kilkenny county council  Irish National tree week with the planting of seven trees within the grounds of Kilkenny County Hall. The seven oak trees were a gift from the National Tidy Towns to Kilkenny City as multiple overall national towns winner and symbolise the seven signatories to the 1916 proclamation. The trees are located along a very popular walking route which leads from Kilkenny city centre along the River Nore East riverbank to Ossory bridge. The oak trees will add to the biodiversity of the area and create as they grow a wonderful habitat for many species of plants and insects and will also give cover for wildlife.

 

 

 

 

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Kilkenny City Achieves gold

Kilkenny City Achieves Gold in the 2012 National Tidy towns competition.

Members of KKB with Mayor of Kilkenny celebrating the success of Kilkenny City  following National Tidy Towns 2012 Award ceremony. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful

 

Mr Sean Leahy KKB Chairman Tidytown  Hero Award recipient with Minister Phil Hogan  and  Mayor of Kilkenny Sean O’hArgain following National Tidy Towns 2012 Award ceremony. Copyright: Keep Kilkenny Beautiful