.Tralee Tidy Towns’ Joe Moynihan, Sales Rep with KWD recycling John O’Connell, Manager of McDonalds Tralee, Ali Raza Lohsin, Brendan O’Brien of Tralee Tidy Towns and Helen Griffin of Garvey’s Supervalu Tralee gathered for the County Clean-Up effort on Saturday. Photo by Dermot Crean
THE rain stayed away around Tralee as volunteers took to the roads to take part in the annual County Clean-Up day on Saturday.
Almost 6,000 volunteers took part around the county with many schools also joining in on Friday.
The initiative of KWD Recycling and Kerry County Council is now in its seventh year and this year GAA clubs also got on board to help with the clean-up.
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Thousands of bags, gloves and litter pickers were distributed and tonnes of rubbish were collected around Kerry. We took a trip around town on Saturday morning and found a few volunteers.
The local Tidy Towns group met at McDonalds before heading out picking rubbish, while we came across dedicated volunteers out in Ballyroe, Lohercannon and Cockleshell Road but, of course there were so many more around town. Well done to all for your efforts. Scroll down for photos…
Lohercannan/Hare Street volunteers PJ Higgins, Patrick Dillane, Ita O’Donnell, Mary Jo Quigley, Donal Brosnan and George Poff cleaning up at the Lock Gates/Canal area. Photo by Dermot Crean.Cathy and Marie Sheehan cleaning up in Lohercannon on Saturday morning. Photo by Dermot CreanTralee Tidy Towns volunteers gather for the County Clean-Up day. Photo by Dermot Crean.Cockleshell Road residents taking part in the clean-up on Saturday morning. Photo by Dermot CreanThe 4th Class pupils from Holy Family School (above and below) cleaned Cockleshell Beach this week as part of the Spring Clean 2018. The boys and girls collected approx. 8 bags of rubbish from the area. On return to Holy Family School their in-school litter wardens continued to do a clean-up of the school grounds. Holy Family School participates in the Spring Clean each year..
