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Buncrana wins Tidy Towns county award for second year running

Buncrana has been named Donegal's tidiest town for the second year in a row. Buncrana Tidy Towns Initiative was awarded 369 points at the SuperValu Tidy Towns awards and pipped Letterkenny by a point to the county first award with Carraig Airt ...

06 Oct 2023 at 16:41

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Major conference in Donegal

“An excellent event and a great opportunity to showcase Buncrana, Inishowen and wider Donegal” was how Association of Irish Local Government (AILG) President, Councillor Nicholas Crossan, described the organisation's annual national ...

01 Apr 2022 at 17:45

Inishowen MD

‘Buncrana is not a dirty town’

Buncrana Tidy Towns Initiative has hit out at a litter survey which has described the town as “moderately littered”. Buncrana was named Donegal's tidiest town at last year’s SuperValu Tidy Towns Awards, beating Letterkenny to the ...

25 Jun 2024 at 20:16

Inishowen MD

Buncrana public toilets get complete revamp

Fun for All Buncrana coordinated a new redesign of the public toilets beside the local park. The organisation was originally set up to fundraise to make the park swing and picnic tables more wheelchair accessible. To do this ...

26 Jul 2024 at 11:19

Inishowen MD

Ireland’s Tidiest Town title 'definitely coming to Buncrana'

Ireland’s Tidiest Town title is “definitely coming to Buncrana” and is only a matter of time, said the chairman of the Buncrana Tidy Towns Initiative, Gerard Porter, after they were narrowly pipped to the overall national ...

27 Oct 2025 at 20:30

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