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Clarinbridge Tidy Towns Home

Clarinbridge Tidy Towns (CTT) was formed in 1978 as part of the Clarinbridge Development Association, by Mary Keane (RIP). Mary gathered a team of volunteers around her and that team has gone from strength to strength.

Now, CTT focus on a variety of projects to improve our community development, sustainability, biodiversity and more. Efforts are also made to enhance the environmental, social and economic vitality of our village.



Awards


Tidy Towns Awards

In 2025, Clarinbridge won 3 Tidy Town awards:

- 3rd overall in Galway County
- County Commended Award
- Silver Medal, in recognition of a massive leap forward compared to prior performance

Mary Daly accepting Tidy Town Awards in 2025 from Minister Dara Calleary & Maighread Cremin (SuperValu)
Mary Daly accepting Tidy Town Awards in 2025 from Minister Dara Calleary & Maighread Cremin (SuperValu)


Pride of Place Award (2025)

In 2025, Clarinbridge won the prestigious Pride of Place award. Clarinbridge Tidy Towns accepted the award on behalf of the community. 

© Connaught Tribune, 2025 Pictured at the 2025 IBP Pride of Place ceremony at Strand Hotel, Limerick (L-R): Helen McGrath (Galway Co.Co.); Ronan Kavanagh (CTT); Cllr David Collins (Cathaoirleach); Mary Daly (CTT); Liam Conneally (CE, GCC); Theresa Donohue (GCCl); and Michael Owens (Director of Services, GCCl).
© Connaught Tribune, 2025 Pictured at the 2025 IBP Pride of Place ceremony at Strand Hotel, Limerick (L-R): Helen McGrath (Galway Co.Co.); Ronan Kavanagh (CTT); Cllr David Collins (Cathaoirleach); Mary Daly (CTT); Liam Conneally (CE, GCC); Theresa Donohue (GCCl); and Michael Owens (Director of Services, GCCl).


Galway wins big at the 2025 Tidy Towns Awards (Irish Independent)

Supervalu Tidy Towns Yearly Results Booklets

Clarinbridge takes one of the top prizes at 2025 Pride of Place Awards (Connaught Tribune, 2025)