Current Sixmilebridge Tidy Towns Committee:
Chairperson Ita Tangney
Secretary Angie Togher
Treasurer Susan Dunne
Maureen Gallagher
Joe Meehan
Geraldine O' Callaghan
Mick Scully
Rita Higgins
The committee meet the last Thursday of each month at 8 pm in the upstairs meeting room of the Credit Union. The agenda is set out beforehand, issues relevant to the time of year are discussed and agreement is reached by majority vote. Sixmilebridge Tidy Towns actively encourage new members of join the committee.
The Sixmilebridge Community Development (Tidy Towns )Association was formed seventeen years ago with the aim of improving the visual environment of the village of Sixmilebridge County Clare. The main issues at the time were dereliction and underuse of natural amenities, litter, lack of colour and general scruffiness, particularly in the village centre.
Over the years Sixmilebridge has improved immensely through the sheer determination and commitment of the local community, support from FAS, Clare County Council, other groups and many volunteers.
However, the work is by no means completed, and we continue to strive to improve the quality of life in Sixmilebridge through eradication of litter, development and enhancement of green areas, improved services and maintaining and upgrading the existing infrastructure.
Chairperson Ita Tangney
Secretary Angie Togher
Treasurer Susan Dunne
Maureen Gallagher
Joe Meehan
Geraldine O' Callaghan
Mick Scully
Rita Higgins
The committee meet the last Thursday of each month at 8 pm in the upstairs meeting room of the Credit Union. The agenda is set out beforehand, issues relevant to the time of year are discussed and agreement is reached by majority vote. Sixmilebridge Tidy Towns actively encourage new members of join the committee.
The Sixmilebridge Community Development (Tidy Towns )Association was formed seventeen years ago with the aim of improving the visual environment of the village of Sixmilebridge County Clare. The main issues at the time were dereliction and underuse of natural amenities, litter, lack of colour and general scruffiness, particularly in the village centre.
Over the years Sixmilebridge has improved immensely through the sheer determination and commitment of the local community, support from FAS, Clare County Council, other groups and many volunteers.
However, the work is by no means completed, and we continue to strive to improve the quality of life in Sixmilebridge through eradication of litter, development and enhancement of green areas, improved services and maintaining and upgrading the existing infrastructure.
