Rush Tidy Towns are delighted to have been short-listed in two categories of the Clean Coasts Ocean Hero Awards this year.
“Clean Coasts themselves nominated us for the awards. Their two categories are, Group of the year, and a special achievement award for our dune restoration work on the South Beach along with our campaign to promote the Sustainable Development Goals of which we are national champions. The results will be announced on Thursday, December 7.
Halloween Event: Rush TTs were delighted to see so many happy families at the free Let’s Play Rush Halloween event in Kenure Woods. “Thanks to the 38th Rush Scout Group for helping out once again and allowing us to use the den and to Fingal County Council and Creative Ireland for funding the event, said Philip Kirrane. “Thanks to Whites Agri for donating the straw bales, and also to Fingal Mayor Cllr Adrian Henchy for coming along to support us. Finally thank you to all the hard working volunteers and friends from Rush Tidy Towns and Rush Community Council without whom the event would not have happened.
The 2024 Rush Tidy Towns calendar is now in several shops around the town. “Thanks to all the photographers who submitted some gorgeous pictures of scenes around Rush and to the 10 winning photographers who had their photos selected. This is a fundraising initiative, and every cent profit goes back into the community through Tidy Town projects so the money is going back into the community,” concluded Philip.
The 2024 calendar launch will be held on Friday next, November 17. The calander will be available for sale from Saturday in several.shops around Rush.
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