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The winners of the Moville Tidy Town Gardening Competition have been unveiled at a prize-giving ceremony.
Prizes were given out in 11 categories for the competition which ran from July 1 to August 14, with judging taking place randomly during July and August.
The prizes were given out at a ceremony at the Corner Bar in the town, which sponsored the competition.
A spokesperson for the group expressed gratitude to council workers John, Seamus, Martin and Kenneth, employment scheme workers; Paddy Joe; Serenity House; Moville Resource Centre; Greencastle Community Centre; Inishowen Credit Union; Boyce Paints and The Corner Bar.
“A special thanks to Councillor Martin Farren - we could not have undertaken this work without his help and also to the people who maintain their premises to a high standard and keep Moville litter-free,” the spokesperson said.
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