Bundoran Tidy Towns
Bundoran Tidy Towns is proudly supported by
And proud to be associated with the following organisations and initiatives:
Bundoran Tidy Towns is proud to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. We recently held an online workshop outlining different ways that you can be more sustainable in your everyday life. For each of the 17 goals there are 10 suggestions and you can view them by downloading the document below!
Download 170 actions to transform our world
Buy a Bundoran Bulb this Christmas (2023)
This fundraiser has now finished. Thanks to everyone who contributed.
This is a fundraiser for Bundoran Christmas Lights.
The list of previous year’s names can be read here
November 2022
Download and read the latest Tidy Towns report for Bundoran here
November 2021
Download and read the latest Tidy Towns report for Bundoran here
September 2019
Download and read the latest Tidy Towns report for Bundoran here
September 2018
Download and read the latest Tidy Towns report for Bundoran here
December 2017
Bundoran Community Challenge announced! Please keep Saturday 17th February free to give us a hand on our Community Challenge day! More details here.
If you can give some time please let us know by filling out the registration form here.
Or you can email us tidytowns@discoverbundoran.com or message us via Facebook here!
October 2017
We are delighted to have increased our score in this year’s Tidy Towns competition by 12 marks! You can download and read the report here. If you have any feedback or questions please email tidytowns@discoverbundoran.com
April 2017
Bundoran Tidy Towns launch Anti Dog Fouling campaign – read more here
February 2017
More than 2000 athletes will take part in The Cara Bundoran Run – 10 Mile Challenge this year. We want to make sure that the town and surrounds look its best. The Tidy Towns Group will undertake a cleanup of the bypass area on the 4th of March from 12-2pm. Meeting at Supervalu at 11:45 for a briefing and then driving to the bypass. For more details please email tidytowns@discoverbundoran
November 2016
To the Bundoran community,
Please find the results below of the Tidy Towns competition for Bundoran for 2016.
The Tidy Towns committee is delighted with the results of the competition for this year. We have received 246 points out of a maximum 450 that can be awarded. Some categories were good and others not so good. However we are not disheartened. This gives us a great barometer to our current status and will allow us to make more concrete plan for the future in terms of what areas need to be given more priority and how we are doing in general.
It should be noted that the overall winner of Tidy Towns 2016, Skerries in County Dublin received 327 points out of 450. However when we are at the stage of where we are at the moment, points become more elusive and are not earned easily!
The adjudication took place in mid June, and since then some of the points raised within the report have actually been looked after including some grass cutting so we are already ahead for next year!
That said, there is a lot of work to do and we have a lot of plans. However, we cannot do it all on our own and we are looking for people to join our committee. We are looking for advisors on the various categories, particularly in the Sustainable Waste & Resource Management and Wildlife, Habitats and Natural Amenities categories.
If you are interested in joining Bundoran Tidy Towns or offering some advice on the above, please get in touch with us via our Facebook page www.facebook.com/bundorantidytowns or email tidytownsbun@gmail.com or tidytowns@discoverbundoran.com
We would like to thank those who have been looking after their premises and helping with the Tidy Towns efforts during this year, and remind you that we expect the adjudicators to visit once again during June 2017 so we want to look our best for then!
We look forward to hearing from you.
The Bundoran Tidy Towns group.
Download this year’s Tidy Towns Adjudication Report for Bundoran here
To get in touch with the Tidy Towns team email tidytowns@discoverbundoran.com
Protocol guidelines from the Department of the Taoiseach regarding the flying of the Irish Flag can be download here