Meanings of tidy towns in English

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Our run from London, in the heart of June, was very quick and pleasant, through a neat country and many tidy towns.

If it was a tidy towns contest, you'd have to keep the standards up, otherwise you'd get a rap from the judges.

Members of Edenderry's tidy towns committee were horrified to discover the heads of mallard and donated farmyard ducks at the harbour this week.

The tidy towns competition, now 56 years in existence, was designed to reduce the incidence of fly-tipping and littering in a scruffy, run-down Ireland.

The villages in the area are well-kept with some Tidy Towns awards.

With an active residents' association and Tidy Towns committee, Malahide certainly feels welcoming.

She is chair of Kinnitty Community Playground and secretary of Cadamstown Tidy Towns.

THE Tidy Towns competition does not get any easier the more often you enter.

The winner of the Tidy Towns competition for 2002 is Castletown in Co Laois.

Nobody knows that better than the three runners-up in the 2015 National Tidy Towns competition.

The National Tidy Towns competition for 2007 was unveiled in Dublin's Temple Bar this afternoon.

Skerries has won five awards in this year's Tidy Towns Competition for the Dublin region.

Skerries in Co Dublin was not the only winner of the 2016 Tidy Towns competition.

How about a "County With Fewest Sign-Boards" competition in conjunction with Tidy Towns?