Events
Presentation of Bio Diversity Project
Millstreet Tidy Town Association are very proud to announce that tonight we were presented with the winning Bio Diversity Project from the Transition Year Students of Millstreet Community School. It was a very hard decision to come to as all six projects presented to Tony Keneally were of the highest standard and we would like to thank all the students that took part in this project. This Bio Diversity study was undertaken by Aisling Dennehy, Ava Barry, Áine McAuliffe, Jennifer Corcoran, Chloé Collins & Megan Ring. The Bio Diversity Project is of the Woodland area next to the Millstreet Community School. They were mentored by Wildlife Biologist, Tony Keneally and supported by Mr Derry Morley and teachers Ms Fitzgerald and Ms McAuliffe of the Millstreet Community School. This will be a fantastic addition to this years submission to the Tidy Town application, every point that we can gain is an achievement. We hope that with the continued support of the Millstreet Community School and the wider community as a whole that this project will continue in the future. Well done girls
Weekly Litter Pick Up
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Thursday Night is upon us again. Litter Pick Up @ 7pm. Meeting in The Square. Bags, Pickers and Gloves are all provided. Adjudication for Second round has begun since 11th May. We are currently placed 4th. We have a bit of work to do, but is very achievable that Millstreet could win this competition again this year as we have done in the past. We hope to see as many people as possible out this evening. Again the entire town is being judged with particular focus on Tanyard Wood on this occasion. See you Thursday.
Busy Bees, Planting
On Tuesday, 12th May, the planting started, in the Millstreet Recycling Centre, with the flowers sponsored by O’Keeffe’s Supervalu Millstreet. The planters that will be placed in various locations throughout the town have been set, thanks to the ladies and their little helper Seán. There is still plenty more flowers and planting to be done. If anyone would like to volunteer and help with the planting of flowers please contact us on this page, Facebook or Twitter. All volunteers are most welcome. Well done ladies the planters are looking beautiful. We look forward to see in which locations they will be placed. Further images can be seen under 2015 Gallery.
Flower Sponsored by O’Keeffes Supervalu Millstreet
This years flowers for planters and many other areas in the town have been once again kindly sponsored by O’Keeffe’s Supervalu Millstreet. There were hundreds of flowers dropped to the shop during the week and almost half of them have since been planted. Planting of these flowers will continue over the coming days. Thanks again to our sponsor. See all pictures in 2015 gallery
Adjudication of Anti Litter Competition
The First Adjudication has taken place for the Anti Litter Competition of 2015. As you can see from the results, Millstreet Town is 4th. Not bad at all, a huge improvement on last years results, but we still do have a lot of ground to make up to get that top slot. The next judging period begins today 11th May and Tanyard Wood is in particular focus for this judging period. All help and volunteers are more than welcome. Litter pick up scheduled as always on Thursday evening @ 7pm in The Square. Hope to see you all there.
Presentation To Katleen Crowley
15th April 2015 – A plaque was presented to Kathleen Crowley for her 30 years voluntary service to the Millstreet Tidy Town Association. Kathleen was on of the founding members of the Millstreet Tidy Town Association. We are very lucky and privalaged to have had such a woman who volunteered her time for so long to the association. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Kathleen once again for her dedication over the years.
Nest Boxes
Millstreet Mens Shed presented the Millstreet Tidy Town Association with 12 beautifully made nest boxes. These nest boxes will be erected in various locations throughout the greener parts of the town. The loactions and pictures will follow in a later post. A huge thank you to Bertie Buckley and the members of Millstreet Mens Shed. Also pictured is Kieran Murphy and Derry Sheehan of Millstreet Tidy Town Association.
Bio Diversity Project
Tony Keneally, Millstreet Tidy Town Association, Transition Year Students, Mr Derry Morley and Teachers
Bio Diversity Project
Mr Tony Keneally, Wildlife Biologist has kindly donated his time to the Transition Year Students of Millstreet Community School. They are currently undertaking a Bio Diversity plan for the woodland area at the back of the Community School. The students, led by Tony are to map the area and create a management plan for the area. The best Management Plan will be presented to the Millstreet Tidy Town association and will be used for out entry in the Tidy Town Compettion for 2015. We would like to take this oppurtunity to thank Tony Keneally, Mr Derry Morley and the teachers and students of Transition Year.
Litter Pick Up
The first of our weekly Litter Pick Up will be on Thursday 23rd of April. Meeting in The Square @ 7pm. Pickers, Bages and Gloves will be provided. Hope to see both old and new faces.