TidyTowns Results Book 2011

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National Awards
OVERALL NATIONAL WINNERS
5
MEDAL WINNERS
2
6-7
REGIONAL AWARDS
8
COUNTY AWARDS
9
ENDEAVOUR AWARDS
10
SPECIAL AWARDS
11-15
WINNER’S REPORT
16-20
Analysis Of Marks By County
CARLOW
22
CAVAN
23
CLARE
24-25
CORK (NORTH)
26-27
CORK (SOUTH)
28-29
CORK (WEST)
30-31
DONEGAL
32-33
DUBLIN (CITY)
34
DUBLIN (DUN LAOGHAIRE-RATHDOWN)
35
DUBLIN (FINGAL)
36
DUBLIN (SOUTH)
37
GALWAY
38-39
KERRY
40-41
KILDARE
42-43
KILKENNY
44-45
LAOIS
46-47
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Analysis Of Marks By County
LEITRIM
LIMERICK
LONGFORD
48
49-50
51
LOUTH
52-53
MAYO
54-55
MEATH
56
MONAGHAN
57
OFFALY
58
ROSCOMMON
59
SLIGO
60
TIPPERARY (NORTH)
61-62
TIPPERARY (SOUTH)
63-64
WATERFORD
65
WESTMEATH
66-67
WEXFORD
68-69
WICKLOW
70
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Tidiest Village
=
population categories A&B
Population category A = under 200
Population category B = 201 - 1,000
Tidiest Small Town
=
population categories C&D
Population category C = 1,001 - 2,500
Population category D = 2,501 - 5,000
Tidiest Large Town
=
population categories E&F
Population category E = 5,001 - 10,000
Population category F = 10,001 - 15,000
Tidiest Large Urban Centre
=
population categories G&H
Population category G = 15,001 - 25,000
Population category H = 25,001 and over
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A W A R D S
NATIONAL AWARD WINNER
Centre
Marks
Award
Killarney
310
Trophy + €10,000
IRELAND’S TIDIEST VILLAGE
5
Centre
Marks
Award
Emly
309
Trophy + €5,000
IRELAND’S TIDIEST SMALL TOWN
Centre
Marks
Award
Lismore
308
Trophy + €5,000
IRELAND’S TIDIEST LARGE TOWN
Centre
Marks
Award
Killarney
310
Trophy + €5,000
IRELAND’S TIDIEST LARGE URBAN CENTRE
Centre
Marks
Award
Kilkenny
308
Trophy + €5,000
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G O L D
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M E D A L
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W I N N E R S
Gold Medal Awards of €900
Population Category
Category A
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Category B
Category C
Category D
Category E
Category F
Category G
Category H
Centre
Abbeyshrule, Co. Longford
Coolagown, Co. Cork
Moynalty, Co. Meath
Birdhill, Co. Tipperary
Emly, Co. Tipperary
Tallanstown, Co. Louth
Clonegal, Co. Carlow
Ballynacally, Co. Clare
Lismore, Co. Waterford
Leighlinbridge, Co. Carlow
Aughrim, Co. Wicklow
Glenties, Co. Donegal
Adare, Co. Limerick
Clonakilty, Co. Cork
Listowel, Co. Kerry
Kilrush, Co. Clare
Kenmare, Co. Kerry
Westport, Co. Mayo
Skerries, Co. Dublin
Killarney, Co. Kerry
Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny
Ennis, Co. Clare
Letterkenny, Co. Donegal
Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Malahide, Co. Dublin
Carlow, Co. Carlow
Dundalk, Co. Louth
Drogheda, Co. Louth
Marks
307
306
306
306
309
308
305
305
308
304
303
302
301
306
304
303
303
309
303
310
308
307
306
298
291
290
300
297
t i d y t o w n s
S I L V E R
&
B R O N Z E
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b o o k
M E D A L
2 0 1 1
W I N N E R S
Silver Medal Awards of €700
Population Category
Category A
Category B
Category D
Category G
Category H
Centre
Eyeries, Co. Cork
Keadue, Co. Roscommon
Rathbarry, Co. Cork
Newtowncashel, Co. Longford
Castlecoote, Co. Roscommon
Mountshannon, Co. Clare
Dromod, Co. Leitrim
Knockbridge, Co. Louth
Stradbally, Co. Waterford
Malin, Co. Donegal
Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim
Kinsale, Co. Cork
Bantry, Co. Cork
Kill, Co. Kildare
Ballincollig, Co. Cork
Tralee, Co. Kerry
Naas, Co. Kildare
Portlaoise, Co. Laois
Waterford City, Co. Waterford
Marks
304
304
302
301
301
300
303
303
303
300
299
297
297
295
288
285
284
282
285
Bronze Medal Awards of €400
Population Category
Category A
Category B
Category C
Category D
Category E
Category F
Category G
Centre
Terryglass, Co. Tipperary
Ballinahown, Co. Westmeath
Sneem, Co. Kerry
Straffan, Co. Kildare
Castletown, Co. Laois
Murrisk, Co. Mayo
Rosscarbery, Co. Cork
Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny
Raphoe, Co. Donegal
Abbeyleix, Co. Laois
Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan
Millstreet, Co. Cork
Dalkey, Co. Dublin
Trim, Co. Meath
Buncrana, Co. Donegal
Dungarvan, Co. Waterford
Youghal, Co. Cork
Tullamore, Co. Offaly
Shankill, Co. Dublin
Cobh, Co. Cork
Newbridge, Co. Kildare
Carrigaline, Co. Cork
Marks
299
295
299
299
299
299
298
298
293
292
293
291
288
288
287
287
284
288
287
286
279
274
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Regional Awards €2,000
R E P A K
Region
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Winner
Marks
Dublin
Skerries
303
Mid West
Ennis
307
Midlands East
Tallanstown
308
North West
Letterkenny
306
South East
Emly
309
South West
Killarney
310
West
Westport
309
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A W A R D S
County Awards of €1,000, €800 & €500
County
Centre
Marks
Winner
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork(North)
Cork(South)
Cork(West)
Donegal
Dublin(City)
Dublin(DLR)
Dublin(Fingal)
Dublin(South)
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laois
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary(North)
Tipperary(South)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
Clonegal
Cavan
Ennis
Coolagown
Kinsale
Clonakilty
Letterkenny
Chapelizod
Dalkey
Skerries
Lucan
Milltown
Killarney
Straffan
Kilkenny
Castletown
Dromod
Adare
Abbeyshrule
Tallanstown
Westport
Moynalty
Glaslough
Geashill
Keadue
Coolaney
Birdhill
Emly
Lismore
Ballinahown
Craanford
Aughrim
305
279
307
306
297
306
306
273
288
303
278
294
310
299
308
299
303
301
307
308
309
306
294
294
304
281
306
309
308
295
289
303
Highly Commended
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork(North)
Cork(South)
Cork(West)
Donegal
Dublin(City)
Dublin(DLR)
Dublin(Fingal)
Dublin(South)
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Leighlinbridge
Redhills
Ballynacally
Millstreet
Macroom
Eyeries
Glenties
Raheny
Shankill
Malahide
Terenure
Abbey
Listowel
Kill
Inistioge
304
274
305
291
289
304
302
268
287
291
272
293
304
295
298
County
Centre
Marks
Laois
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary(North)
Tipperary(South)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
Ballacolla
Carrick-on-Shannon
Ardpatrick
Newtowncashel
Knockbridge
Murrisk
Trim
Carrickmacross
Clonbullogue
Castlecoote
Riverstown
Terryglass
Clonmel
Stradbally
Tyrrellspass
Ballycanew
Stratford-On-Slaney
293
299
294
301
303
299
288
293
293
301
280
299
298
303
271
288
291
Carlow
Loch Gowna
Kilrush
Kilworth
Ballincollig
Rathbarry
Malin
Temple Bar
Sandycove
Lusk
Monivea
Kenmare
Rathangan
Tullahought
Abbeyleix
Cloone
Galbally
Ardagh
Dundalk
Aughagower
Batterstown
Rockcorry
Tubber
Cloontuskert
Ballintogher
Silvermines
Kilsheelan
Ardmore
Glasson
Rosslare
Wicklow
290
265
303
289
288
302
300
264
271
272
290
303
289
294
292
277
291
287
300
293
280
271
292
289
271
290
293
291
266
278
274
Commended
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork(North)
Cork(South)
Cork(West)
Donegal
Dublin(City)
Dublin(DLR)
Dublin(Fingal)
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laois
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary(North)
Tipperary(South)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
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Endeavour Awards of €500
10
County
Centre
Marks
Carlow
Cavan
Clare
Cork(North)
Cork(South)
Cork(West)
Donegal
Dublin(City)
Dublin(DLR)
Dublin(Fingal)
Dublin(South)
Galway
Kerry
Kildare
Kilkenny
Laois
Leitrim
Limerick
Longford
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tipperary(North)
Tipperary(South)
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
Old Leighlin
Ballyjamesduff
Bridgetown
Ballydesmond
Mogeely
Kealkill
Maghery
Chapelizod
Foxrock
Balbriggan
Terenure
Ahascragh
Knocknagoshel
Rathcoffey
Goresbridge
Portarlington
Manorhamilton
Cappamore
Drumlish
Louth
Kilmaine
Castletown-Kilpatrick
Greenan’s Cross
Moneygall
Ballaghaderreen
Sligo
Capparoe
Cashel
Ballymacarbry
Streamstown
Carrig-on-Bannow
Rathdrum
228
227
259
209
240
226
242
273
230
241
272
217
255
194
219
230
208
197
267
209
217
279
181
225
196
234
223
285
282
236
245
226
% Improvement on 2010
6.05%
7.08%
1.97%
5.56%
10.60%
5.61%
8.52%
3.02%
9.00%
4.33%
0.74%
5.34%
5.81%
6.59%
10.61%
7.48%
8.90%
9.44%
4.30%
3.47%
13.61%
3.33%
6.47%
21.62%
10.11%
9.86%
9.31%
7.95%
11.02%
6.79%
8.41%
4.63%
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Best Bring Bank Award of €1,000
R E P A K
Region
Winner
Dublin
Raheny, Co. Dublin
Midlands East
Kill, Co. Kildare
Mid West
Adare, Co. Limerick
North West
Dromod, Co. Leitrim
South East
Ballyduff, Camolin, Co. Wexford
South West
Courtmacsherry, Co. Cork
West
Bottle Bay (Oranmore), Co. Galway
National Award of €1,000
Bottle Bay (Oranmore), Co. Galway
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Notice Nature Biodiversity Award of €1,000
National Parks & Wildlife Service,
Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht
Region
Winner
Dublin
Ballymun Tidy Towns Committee,
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Dublin 9
Midlands East
Stephenstown Pond & Nature Park,
Knockbridge, Co. Louth
Mid West
Knockainey Village Nature/Wildlife Area,
Knockainey Village, Co. Limerick
North West
Letterkenny TidyTowns Committee,
Co. Donegal
South East
Lismore Tidy Towns Committee,
Co. Waterford
South West
Killarney Looking Good Committee,
Co. Kerry
West
Mount Plunkett Nature Reserve,
Lecarrow, Co. Roscommon
National Award of €1,000
Letterkenny TidyTowns Committee, Co. Donegal
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Sustainable Development Award
Comhar
Highly Commended Award of €500
Donabate TidyTowns Committee, Co. Dublin
Emly TidyTowns Committee, Co. Tipperary
Kill Village TidyTowns Committee, Co. Kildare
National Award of €1,000
Skerries TidyTowns Committee, Co. Dublin
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Climate Change Award of €1,000
Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government
Cloughjordan TidyTowns Committee, Co. Tipperary
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Urban Village Award of €1,000
Irish Planning Institute
The Village Park, Passage East, Co. Waterford
The Heritage Award of €1,000
The Heritage Council
The Ballina Salmon Weir Restoration Project, Co. Mayo
Islands Award of €2,500
Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht
Bere Island, Co. Cork
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Gaeltacht Award of €2,500
Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht
Carraig Airt, Co. Donegal
Can It Award of €1,000
Alupro Ireland
Coolagown TidyTowns Community Development Group, Co. Cork
Tree Project Award of €1,000
Tree Council of Ireland
Ardee, Fairgreen / St. Joseph’s Hospital, Co. Louth
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Killarney
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M A R K S
Population Category
A W A R D E D
Maximum
2010
2011
Overall Development Approach
50
48
48
The Built Environment
50
37
38
Landscaping
50
43
44
Wildlife and Natural Amenities
50
33
34
Litter Control
50
36
36
Waste Minimisation
20
14
14
Tidiness
30
20
20
Residential Areas
40
31
31
Roads, Streets and Back Areas
50
36
36
General Impression
10
9
9
TOTAL MARK
400
307
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Killarney, Co. Kerry
Overall Development Approach:
Killarney is very welcome to the 2011 National
TidyTowns Competition. Thank you for your
comprehensive and informative submission,
and accompanying maps. It is clear the effort
and energy that has been put into developing
the extensive and active network of volunteers
representing your whole community. Your ‘Adopt
an area/road’ initiative has now become widely
accepted and is a very positive development,
with individuals and organisations taking clear
responsibility for clean-ups in particular areas.
You have built up strong links with stakeholders
and various agencies including Killarney Town
Council, Kerry County Council, Killarney Chamber
of Commerce and Tourism, the National Parks and
Wildlife Service, local businesses and voluntary
and sporting organisations. The impressive array
of tourism events stretching from January to
December underscores the importance and value
of the immense work that you and your many
collaborating agencies undertake. A consistent
theme running through your submission is an
emphasis on forward-planning and careful thought.
Compliments on the manner in which virtually all
roads have been signposted. The staging of the
Street Fair by the Town Hall gives a delightful air of
colour and movement to this section of the town.
The Built Environment:
The splendid development of High Street to
facilitate pedestrian traffic is admired. We wonder
whether any programme is envisaged to further
enhance the attractiveness of the small lanes
off Main Street - Fleming’s, Barry’s and Pawn
Office Lane for example? These locations have
the potential to add greatly to the enjoyment of
this bustling area. The Court House improvement
with its well set-off planters in the foreground
is admired. The new access ramp is pleasantly
neutral in terms of its visual impact. Killarney is
well served with a range of significant buildings,
civic, ecclesiastical and mercantile. St. Mary’s
Cathedral of course, but equally the modern
Church of the Resurrection. The Railway is very
well presented and carries agreeable echoes of
times past when it helped to establish Killarney
as a national visitor destination. The sizeable new
building housing the Department of Arts, Heritage
and the Gaeltacht is suitably sited as is the
splendid Tourist Information Office surrounded by
convenient car parking. The colourful Library also
catches the eye. The individual Hotels all make
great efforts to present themselves as colourful
and welcoming destinations. The Friary Church in
its extensive grounds is admired. Ross Castle in its
dramatic waterside location is as always imposing
and impressive. The significant and sizeable
Blarney Woollen Mills features delightful planting
to its foreground. Most stores present themselves
in an exemplary manner as they compete for
business from the strolling visitors. The Innisfallen
Shopping Mall has been substantially enhanced
and it was a hive of activity during our visit. The
eradication of a former derelict property with the
development of the Penneys store has enhanced
the streetscape. What is common to many of the
buildings is the readability of their signage, all
achieved without gaudy or questionable protruding
signs.
Landscaping:
The charming success of Killarney under this
heading is outstanding. The ethos of the Killarney
National Park seems to have migrated to many
locations within the town itself. Extensive pleasant
grassed areas, suitable planting, together with
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mature trees adorn many locations. Mission Road
achieves an almost sylvan atmosphere uncommon
in a busy urban situation. The wide grassed verge
and many well tended trees are a delight. The
colourful mural and the more sober memorial to
the local missionaries are added interest items
on this splendid route. The trees in the central
car park serve to break up the space and soften
the visual impact of it. The War Memorials on St.
Anne’s Road benefit from pleasant landscaping;
again the car park here is divided by suitable
trees. The Sports and Leisure Centre is housed
in a fine premises where again the grounds are
delightfully laid out and enhanced by trees. The
white tailed eagle sculpture in Main Street is a
most interesting installation. Some explanation
of the significance of this newly reintroduced bird
would enhance it further. The work done on the
roundabouts, Cleeney, Michael O’Shea and at
the commencement of Dr Hans Liebherr Road is a
real delight. The display of flags on the latter road
catches the eye.
Wildlife and Natural Amenities:
The focus on wild flower meadows and the
development of the vital food chain on which
birdlife necessarily depend is admirable. The
encouragement given to voluntary groups to
explore options for enhancing birds and wildlife in
their own areas is a successful policy. The resource
at Knockreer House, The National Park Education
Centre, is a valuable additional asset in this
task. Additional advice and help can be secured
by groups from the very active Killarney Nature
Conservation Group which has recently completed
its first quarter century of useful activities. Other
active groups include the Lough Léin Catchment
and Conservation Group and the Kerry Deer
Society. The long established Deenagh River
Project, now enhanced by the adjacent playground,
has given this walkway a wider popular appeal.
Litter Control:
While the enormous throughput of visitors to
Killarney does generate litter, you successfully
deal with this and the results of your endeavours
are there for all to see on a daily basis - areas
are largely litter-free thanks to continuous and
diligent effort. On the day of adjudication we
noted young people picking up litter as a full time
activity, in and around the town car parks and
the Railway Station; others were noted at work
in the Library car park. Some litter had become
caught underneath the trees and shrubs in the
large car park by the Tourist Information Office.
Minor amounts were noted in Kenmare Place.
Working together with event organisers enables
you to anticipate the trouble spots and put in
place the necessary resources to effect speedy
remedial treatment of any affected area. We noted
the increasing presence of cigarette receptacles, a
welcome step in dealing with litter from cigarette
butts - the support of the Chamber of Commerce in
encouraging businesses to make these available
is welcome. Compliments to you on devising the
brilliant Team Killarney Campaign supported by
many sports clubs and leading personalities who
pledged to support your clean-up drives and to
play their part in keeping Killarney tidy. This is a
very splendid idea, cleverly executed.
Waste Minimisation:
The three pronged approach - Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle – is at the core of Waste Minimisation.
While you demonstrate significant recycling,
perhaps your approach may need to give some
further emphasis to the reduction of waste. A
slight change in lifestyle and enhanced attention
to purchasing decisions can help to reduce waste
and at the same time have the added benefit of
financial savings at the individual household level.
The many Recycle facilities and charity shops
continue to do an excellent job in ensuring that the
least possible material is sent to landfill sites. All
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of your national schools and two of your secondary
schools have already acquired Green Flags. The
Best Environmental Project Award is an impressive
extension of this activity. The existence and
presentation of the cycling route is applauded as a
practical alternative to motor transport.
Tidiness:
The town council’s policy of actively pursuing
derelict sites is clearly beneficial. Our compliments
on the efforts being made, to rationalise the
display of amenity sign-posting; we welcome
for example the arranging of the signs from the
largest at the top in descending order at Ross
Road. Similarly the unified design of all signs at
Fleming’s Lane is admired. While in general the
streets are well swept and tidy, aspiration should
be to ensure that all verges are similarly treated
for best effect. Some spoil was noticed on the
otherwise splendid Dr Hans Liebherr Road. Graffiti
is certainly not the problem it was some years ago
but some small amounts were noted. With minor
exceptions, around rush hour, traffic flows seem
to be quite good throughout Killarney. Has any
thought been given to further pedestrianisation?
The famous jarvies continue to be a great attraction
in Killarney, and the introduction of the equine
hygiene devices has proved very successful in
eliminating another source of road pollution.
Residential Areas:
The traditional houses on Rock Road are all
pleasantly presented, reflecting the pride and the
charm of authenticity associated with artisan’s
dwellings. The newly established Demesey on
Ross Road was a joy to visit. Friary Hall, Friary
Court and Fair Hill Cottage are well presented and
the sizeable development at Oak Dale off Park
Road features many splendid gardens and well
painted houses. The Monastery gardens, New
Road, are a delight and are very well presented.
Dalton’s Avenue leading to St. Brendan’s Place
features many well presented houses. Coolgrean
Park features a pleasant air of maturity especially
the gardens and hedging. The contribution of
individual householders in respect of their fine
garden displays is acknowledged and appreciated.
The increase in numbers of Residents’ Associations
is a welcome indeed desirable development.
These will quickly generate ideas for themselves,
a practice which is already occurring and these
groups can contribute to the overall TidyTowns
effort through maintaining their own estates and
developments.
Roads, Streets and Back Areas:
Approach roads have often been described as a
town’s ‘shop-window”; Killarney has paid great
attention to its ‘shop-window’ and the results are
hugely beneficial. The traffic volumes on the Ring
Road and on the by-passes have served to remove
from the core town a great deal of unnecessary
through-traffic. A visit to Killarney is now far
less fraught than before. The nine car-parks,
strategically located, offer a total of almost 1,500
space ensuring that there is adequate space in
normal circumstances. The extent of street signs
is also applauded. The planting of boulevard
trees on Muckross Road greatly enhances this
area. The major works in progress on the lefthand side on the approach along the Tralee Road
will, when completed, make this one of the more
agreeable entry points. The existing picnic area
is admired. The Park Road Roundabout is very
well planted with bedding plants and permanent
planting at its core. The Ross Castle Road had a
disappointing extent of spoil on both sides. The
fine sizable Ballydowney roundabout features a
different presentation, all of interest, colourful
and successful. Inevitably because of the traffic
volumes some of the signage and especially the
speed limit signage would benefit from more
frequent washing. The practice of providing
information displays in most of the car-parks is
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commendable; the range of circular historic signs
in many locations are a distinct advantage. Their
brief facts are succinct but welcome and they
add greatly to the pleasure of walking around the
town. The walking routes 1 & 2 are full of interest,
however, can the necessity to backtrack on the
route be avoided?
General Impression:
To visit Killarney is a great joy - there is so much to
enjoy and admire. Killarney has indeed shown what
can be achieved by creative and active volunteers
working closely with local authorities, businesses
and voluntary and sporting organisations. The
presentation of your natural amenities, the wonder
of Killarney National Park, the contribution of your
well-maintained roads are all factors which make
for a delightful visit to this splendid town. Sincere
best wishes are warmly extended to the organising
committee and to all of those who, individually
or as a member of a group, have contributed to a
splendid outcome.
Second Round Adjudication:
Approach roads and entrances to Killarney enjoyed
excellent maintenance and presentation on the
day of our second visit, roundabouts in particular
looked most attractive. Any litter that was noted
was minimal and consisted mainly of cigarette
ends with the exception of the surrounds of the
bottle banks in a car-park off High Street where a
little more litter was in evidence. The Bottle Bank
containers here were quite inaccessible due to
parked cars, if this happens regularly it would be
difficult to maintain them to the standard required.
The car-park itself is in need of resurfacing and
visual enhancement. The built environment is
handsome in general with good maintenance
and very few inappropriate fascia signs. In a
few instances the gutters and chimney stacks
of buildings were affected by weed growth and
upper stories were in need of attention. Laneways
off High Street have been improved since this
adjudicator’s last visit. Some roadside boundary
walls to dwellings need refurbishment. Overall
Killarney enjoys excellent maintenance and
presentation and has much to offer residents and
visitors in recreational and visual amenity; this is
a fine achievement considering the large number
of people out and about on the day of second
adjudication which was also the last day of the
Irish Open Golf Championship. Well done.
t i d y t o w n s
r e s u l t s
b o o k
2 0 1 1
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a n a l y s i s o f m a r k s
b y c o u n t y
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
CARLOW
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
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Ardattin
St Mullins
Clonmore
Ballymurphy
Rathanna
Nurney
285
280
277
272
270
262
CATEGORY B
Clonegal
Rathvilly
Myshall
Ballon
Tinryland
Fenagh
Kildavin
Ballinabranna
Old Leighlin
305
283
282
260
246
240
235
228
228
CATEGORY C
Leighlinbridge
Borris
Hacketstown
304
257
237
CATEGORY D
Tullow
Bagenalstown
283
266
CATEGORY G
Carlow
290
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
CAVAN
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Redhills
Loch Gowna
Butlersbridge
Crosskeys
274
265
264
185
CATEGORY B
Killeshandra
Arvagh
Mullagh
238
237
224
CATEGORY C
Virginia
Belturbet
Kingscourt
Bailieborough
Ballinagh
241
233
213
206
199
CATEGORY D
Ballyjamesduff
227
CATEGORY E
Cavan
279
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
CLARE
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
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Mountshannon
Ballyvaughan
Labasheeda
Ruan
Bridgetown
Cranny
Killimer
Cooraclare
Carrigaholt
Mullagh
Barefield
Connolly
Bodyke
300
287
283
264
259
251
250
247
240
225
218
209
208
CATEGORY B
Ballynacally
Tuamgraney
Quin
Doonbeg
Kildysart
Kilmihil
Kilmurry
Corofin
Lissycasey
Tulla
Whitegate
305
293
286
282
267
266
258
251
249
229
224
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
CLARE
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Kilkee
Killaloe
Newmarket-on-Fergus
Clarecastle
Ennistymon
Scariff
289
264
256
250
243
241
CATEGORY D
Kilrush
Sixmilebridge
303
282
CATEGORY F
Shannon
275
CATEGORY G
Ennis
307
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t i d y t o w n s
r e s u l t s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
CORK (North)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
26
Coolagown
Kiskeam
Sallybrook
Knockraha
Lismire
Berrings
Ballydesmond
Labbamologga
306
284
266
242
240
222
209
209
CATEGORY B
Kilworth
Castletownroche
Castlelyons - Bridesbridge
Banteer
Milford
Kildorrery
Liscarroll
Boherbue
Doneraile
Dromahane
Ballyhooly
289
288
287
278
276
259
259
248
243
206
188
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
CORK (North)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Newmarket
Kanturk
Rathcormac
265
228
219
CATEGORY D
Millstreet
Fermoy
Mitchelstown
Charleville
291
268
258
228
CATEGORY F
Mallow
244
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
CORK (South)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
28
Kilbrittain
Ballinadee
Carrigadrohid-Killardrish
Glanmire
Minane Bridge
Kilmacsimon Quay
281
273
240
237
227
201
CATEGORY B
Rostellan
Innishannon
Grenagh
Ladysbridge
Ballycotton
Killeagh
Glounthaune
Clondrohid
Mogeely
Belgooly
Whitegate
283
279
254
253
245
244
243
240
240
234
198
CATEGORY C
Blarney
Crosshaven
Carrigtwohill
247
242
213
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
CORK (South)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY D
Kinsale
Macroom
297
289
CATEGORY E
Youghal
Bandon
Midleton
Passage West
284
275
259
199
CATEGORY F
Cobh
286
CATEGORY G
Ballincollig
Carrigaline
Douglas
288
274
264
CATEGORY H
Togher
225
29
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
CORK (West)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
30
Eyeries
Rathbarry
Bere Island
Lislevane
Sherkin Island
Newcestown
Kilcrohane
Union Hall
Ardfield
Glandore
Ring
Shannonvale
Castletownshend
Ahakista
Cuil Aodha
Toormore
Lowertown
Whiddy Island
Ballylickey
Goleen
Inchigeelagh
Dunbeacon
Dursey Island
Lisavaird
Heir Island
Ballinascarthy
304
302
293
288
286
278
275
274
272
265
255
255
248
245
244
241
240
240
238
235
234
229
228
219
207
183
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
CORK (West)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY B
Rosscarbery
Ballydehob
Timoleague
Glengarriff
Beal Atha an Ghaorthaidh
Baltimore
Courtmacsherry
Schull
Ballineen - Enniskeane
Kealkill
Durrus
Aherla
Ballinspittle
298
293
291
290
284
262
259
250
249
226
224
212
207
CATEGORY C
Skibbereen
Dunmanway
Castletownbere
282
268
266
CATEGORY D
Clonakilty
Bantry
306
297
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
DONEGAL
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
32
Doochary
Brockagh-Cloghan
Ballyliffin
Kilcar
Kincasslagh
Clonmany
Oilean Ghabhla
Gort a’Choirce
Narin-Portnoo
Mullachdubh
Downings
Baile Na Finne
285
263
261
256
249
246
246
242
241
227
218
208
CATEGORY B
Malin
Carraig Airt
Loch an Iuir
Castlefinn
Culdaff
Maghery
Annagry
Milford
Manorcunningham
300
293
286
280
249
242
220
218
188
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
DONEGAL
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Glenties
Raphoe
Moville
Dungloe
Ramelton
Bundoran
An Falcarrach
Carndonagh
Killybegs
Ardara
302
293
269
260
245
240
239
237
237
233
CATEGORY D
Donegal
Ballybofey-Stranorlar
267
257
CATEGORY E
Buncrana
287
CATEGORY G
Letterkenny
306
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
DUBLIN CITY
Centre
34
Mark
CATEGORY B
Sandymount
261
CATEGORY C
Chapelizod
Rialto
273
231
CATEGORY D
Temple Bar
264
CATEGORY E
Raheny
Ballyfermot
268
237
CATEGORY F
Finglas
253
CATEGORY G
Ballymun
256
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
DUBLIN (Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Sandycove
Foxrock
271
230
CATEGORY D
Cabinteely
Dun Laoghaire
256
248
CATEGORY E
Dalkey
288
CATEGORY F
Shankill
Blackrock
287
241
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
DUBLIN (Fingal)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
36
Balscadden
252
CATEGORY B
Rusheeny
207
CATEGORY D
Sutton
Donabate
262
256
CATEGORY E
Skerries
Lusk
Howth
Rush
303
272
261
225
CATEGORY F
Balbriggan
241
CATEGORY G
Malahide
291
CATEGORY H
Swords
259
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
DUBLIN (South)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Lucan
278
CATEGORY E
Terenure
272
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t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
GALWAY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
38
Monivea
Williamstown
Caltra
Glinsk
Inis Meain
Na Forbacha
Creggs
Castleblakeney
Lawrencetown
Leenane
Tynagh
Ahascragh
Aughrim
Abbeyknockmoy
Ardrahan
290
276
258
251
240
237
236
235
223
223
220
217
213
205
205
CATEGORY B
Milltown
Abbey
Clarinbridge
Mountbellew
An Spideal
Dunmore
Roundstone
Moylough
Glenamaddy
Clonberne
Glenard
Kilkerrin
294
293
286
286
272
249
249
237
232
223
180
180
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
GALWAY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Portumna
Clifden
Oughterard
Claregalway
277
249
247
238
CATEGORY D
Athenry
Loughrea
Oranmore
Moycullen Maigh Cuilinn
252
234
221
192
CATEGORY E
Ballinasloe
Tuam
271
239
CATEGORY H
Galway City Centre
263
39
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
KERRY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
40
Knightstown
Portmagee
Currow
Knocknagoshel
Lauragh
Knockanure
Glenbeigh
Currans
Kilcummin
Scartaglen
292
290
255
255
240
239
238
235
229
221
CATEGORY B
Sneem
Tarbert
Beaufort
Ardfert
Moyvane
Waterville
Castlegregory
Chapeltown
Brosna
Firies
Camp
299
268
260
254
254
244
236
235
234
225
219
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
KERRY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Ballybunion
Dingle
Castleisland
Miltown
Cahirsiveen
266
262
255
245
244
CATEGORY D
Listowel
Kenmare
304
303
CATEGORY F
Killarney
310
CATEGORY G
Tralee
285
41
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
KILDARE
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
42
Kilmeade
Kildangan
Moone
Kilkea
Timolin
Eadestown
Suncroft
267
260
256
243
240
234
228
CATEGORY B
Straffan
Ballymore Eustace
Broadford
Calverstown
Ardclough
Brannockstown
Derrinturn
Ballitore
Robertstown
Nurney
299
282
281
277
259
258
242
229
211
191
CATEGORY C
Rathangan
Johnstown
Castledermot
Rathcoffey
289
272
221
194
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
KILDARE
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY D
Kill
Clane
Kilcullen
Kilcock
Sallins
Monasterevin
295
269
268
237
232
212
CATEGORY E
Athy
Kildare
264
231
CATEGORY F
Maynooth
279
CATEGORY G
Naas
Newbridge
Leixlip
Celbridge
284
279
269
261
43
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
KILKENNY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
44
Tullahought
Gathabawn
Dungarvan
Clogh
294
267
257
252
CATEGORY B
Inistioge
Gowran
Kells
Piltown
Johnstown
Urlingford
Fiddown
Mullinavat
Freshford
Goresbridge
298
285
270
266
257
248
244
241
239
219
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
KILKENNY
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Castlecomer
Moneenroe
Graiguenamanagh
Ballyragget
Thomastown
Callan
284
262
253
246
245
222
CATEGORY G
Kilkenny
308
45
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
LAOIS
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
46
Ballacolla
Ballyouskill
Emo
Clough
Spink
Attanagh
Killasmeestia
Coolrain
Rosenallis
Shanahoe
293
280
280
252
237
233
232
231
225
219
CATEGORY B
Castletown
Clonaslee
Durrow
Errill
Borris-in-Ossory
Killenard
Ballylinan
Ballybrittas
299
291
289
284
270
237
231
218
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
LAOIS
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Abbeyleix
Stradbally
Mountrath
292
277
241
CATEGORY D
Mountmellick
250
CATEGORY E
Portarlington
230
CATEGORY G
Portlaoise
282
47
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
LEITRIM
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
48
Cloone
Drumsna
Lurganboy
Fenagh
Jamestown
Keshcarrigan
Newtowngore
277
270
260
248
247
247
205
CATEGORY B
Dromod
Ballinamore
Drumkeeran
Dromahair
Drumshanbo
Kinlough
Carrigallen
303
272
262
261
260
241
221
CATEGORY C
Mohill
Manorhamilton
257
208
CATEGORY D
Carrick-on-Shannon
299
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
LIMERICK
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Ardpatrick
Strand
Templeglantine
Askeaton
Glin
Glenbrohane
Croagh
Upper Tournafulla
Knockainey
Feenagh
Kilmeedy
Anglesborough
Ballyorgan
Garryspillane
Glenosheen
Kilbehenny
Kilteely
Ballyhahill
Athlacca
Effin - Garrienderk
294
285
278
273
268
266
259
256
251
249
246
245
245
244
244
244
238
226
223
209
CATEGORY B
Galbally
Broadford
291
278
49
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
LIMERICK
Centre
50
CATEGORY B (continued)
Foynes
Cappagh
Mountcollins
Knocklong
Doon
Ballyneety
Colmanswell
Kildimo
Castlemahon
Shanagolden
Clarina
CATEGORY C
Adare
Kilmallock
Croom
Bruff
Murroe
Castleconnell
Hospital
Kilfinane
Rathkeale
Annacotty
Cappamore
Moyross
CATEGORY D
Mark
270
268
265
261
256
249
244
239
233
231
218
301
279
271
263
260
250
239
237
236
219
197
183
Caherdavin
Janesboro
194
191
CATEGORY E
Newcastlewest
279
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
LONGFORD
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Abbeyshrule
Newtowncashel
Ardagh
Legan
Derrahaun
Mullinalaghta
Carrickboy
Ballycloughan
Tagshinny
307
301
287
243
220
207
203
197
189
CATEGORY B
Clondra
Drumlish
Cullyfad
Kenagh
Abbeylara
Ballinalee
Newtownforbes
268
267
255
244
237
234
232
CATEGORY C
Edgeworthstown
Granard
Lanesboro
220
208
202
CATEGORY E
Longford
278
51
t i d y t o w n s
r e s u l t s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
LOUTH
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
52
Reaghstown
Greenore
Stabannon
Annagassan
Grange
Philipstown
287
278
264
245
235
205
CATEGORY B
Tallanstown
Knockbridge
Castlebellingham-Kilsaran
Dromiskin
Kilkerley
Omeath
Kilcurry
Baltray
Louth
308
303
259
248
235
220
213
211
209
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
LOUTH
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Carlingford
Collon
Dunleer
Tullyallen
Clogherhead
Termonfeckin
278
267
261
254
234
210
CATEGORY D
Ardee
Blackrock
289
289
CATEGORY H
Dundalk
Drogheda
300
297
53
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
MAYO
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
54
Aughagower
Clare Island
Belcarra
Kilkeeran
The Neale
Ballycroy
Inishbiggle Island
Cong
Geesala
Ballyvary
Tonragee
Eachleim
Taugheen
Kilmaine
293
270
268
267
267
261
253
252
242
239
237
232
219
217
CATEGORY B
Murrisk
Mulranny
Louisburgh
Bonniconlon
Clogher
Ballycastle
Newport
Cross
Balla
Bangor Erris
Killala
Ballyheane
Ballindine
Dooagh-Pollagh
299
286
263
258
257
249
247
246
245
238
228
220
215
206
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
MAYO
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Beal an Mhuirthead
Kiltimagh
Ballyhaunis
Ballinrobe
289
272
248
226
CATEGORY D
Crossmolina
Claremorris
247
228
CATEGORY E
Westport
309
CATEGORY F
Castlebar
Ballina
279
274
55
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
MEATH
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
56
Moynalty
Batterstown
Kilskyre
Dunsany
Killyon-Hill of Down
Dunderry
Rath Cairn
Drumconrath
Bellewstown
Ballinaclose
306
280
257
239
235
224
210
203
191
189
CATEGORY B
Castletown-Kilpatrick
Slane
Julianstown
Crossakiel
Kilmessan
Longwood
279
277
253
250
212
180
CATEGORY C
Enfield
Oldcastle
Laytown
276
226
217
CATEGORY E
Trim
Dunshaughlin
Dunboyne
Ashbourne
Bettystown
288
253
228
223
182
CATEGORY G
Navan
263
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
MONAGHAN
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Ardaghey
Drum
Tydavnet
Donaghmoyne
Scotshouse
Greenan’s Cross
256
254
254
229
196
181
CATEGORY B
Glaslough
Rockcorry
Inniskeen
Ballinode
Threemilehouse
Scotstown
294
271
263
245
244
226
CATEGORY D
Carrickmacross
Castleblayney
Clones
293
246
241
CATEGORY E
Monaghan
248
57
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
OFFALY
58
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Tubber
Cadamstown
Killeigh
Ballyboy
Horseleap
Shannon Harbour
292
283
260
245
243
229
CATEGORY B
Geashill
Clonbullogue
Ballycumber
Shannonbridge
Shinrone
Belmont
Rhode
Crinkle
Cloghan
Kinnitty
Moneygall
Mucklagh
294
293
283
272
271
264
258
257
254
247
225
198
CATEGORY C
Banagher
Daingean
Ferbane
264
264
253
CATEGORY D
Birr
Clara
253
183
CATEGORY E
Edenderry
242
CATEGORY F
Tullamore
288
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
ROSCOMMON
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Keadue
Castlecoote
Ballintubber
Ballyfarnon
Croghan
Lisacul
Lecarrow
Curraghboy
Bealnamulla
Ballyforan
Tulsk
Cootehall
Gorthaganny
Cloonfad
Castleplunkett
304
301
285
273
251
250
243
237
225
222
222
221
221
209
200
CATEGORY B
Cloontuskert
Tarmonbarry
Frenchpark
Roosky
Knockcroghery
Athleague
Loughglynn
Strokestown
Ballyleague
289
274
260
259
246
230
222
218
213
CATEGORY C
Castlerea
217
CATEGORY D
Roscommon
Boyle
Monksland
Ballaghaderreen
281
253
199
196
59
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
SLIGO
60
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Ballintogher
Coney Island
Mullaghmore
Banada Tourlestrane
Easkey
Ballinafad
Keash
Rathcormac
Culfadda
271
264
251
239
236
233
228
223
213
CATEGORY B
Coolaney
Riverstown
Grange
Rosses Point
Carney
Enniscrone
281
280
245
244
241
240
CATEGORY C
Ballisodare
Ballymote
Tubbercurry
Collooney
241
238
229
216
CATEGORY G
Sligo
234
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
TIPPERARY (North)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Birdhill
Terryglass
Inch-Bouladuff-Ragg
Ballingarry
Kilbarron
Lorrha
Killoscully
Kilcommon
Upperchurch
Moyne
Clonmore
Shevry
Castleiney
Capparoe
Killea
306
299
273
270
269
269
266
264
261
254
251
233
229
223
223
CATEGORY B
Silvermines
Holycross
Portroe
Riverstown-Killeen
Puckane
Cloughjordan
Ballycahill
Mullinahone
Templetuohy
Loughmore
290
283
277
274
267
256
252
247
235
227
61
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
TIPPERARY (North)
62
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Ballina
Templemore
Borrisokane
Newport
288
260
259
229
CATEGORY E
Roscrea
Nenagh
277
260
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
TIPPERARY (South)
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Rossadrehid
Cloneen
Drangan
Marlfield
Grange
Lattin
Boherlahan
Hollyford
Dualla
Clonoulty
New Inn
284
270
264
263
260
258
255
254
229
228
222
CATEGORY B
Emly
Kilsheelan
Dundrum
Newcastle
Ardfinnan
Cappawhite
Clogheen
Kilcash
Golden
Ballyneale
Bansha
309
293
278
274
267
267
263
259
256
252
235
63
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
TIPPERARY (South)
64
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Fethard
243
CATEGORY D
Cashel
Cahir
285
275
CATEGORY E
Carrick-on-Suir
Tipperary
261
257
CATEGORY G
Clonmel
298
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
WATERFORD
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Ballymacarbry
Fenor
Ballyduff Upper
Cheekpoint
282
275
237
237
CATEGORY B
Stradbally
Ardmore
Villierstown
Cappoquin
Dunhill
Passage East
303
291
277
266
256
252
CATEGORY C
Lismore
Portlaw
Dunmore East
308
248
234
CATEGORY E
Dungarvan
Tramore
287
270
CATEGORY H
Waterford City
285
65
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
WESTMEATH
66
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Ballinahown
Milltownpass
Raharney
Crookedwood
Streete
Coole
Finea
Rathowen
Tang
Castledaly
Moyvore
Ballinalack
Dysart
Ballykeeran
Mount Temple
Drumcree
Loughnavalley
295
247
244
239
239
235
235
234
230
229
226
224
223
221
220
216
203
CATEGORY B
Tyrrellspass
Glasson
Multyfarnham
Ballinagore
Ballynacargy
Castlepollard
Collinstown
Ballymore
Rosemount
Tubberclair
Streamstown
Kilbeggan
Delvin
271
266
263
260
256
256
245
242
242
238
236
220
180
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
WESTMEATH
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Moate
Rochfortbridge
236
231
CATEGORY D
Kinnegad
224
CATEGORY E
Mullingar
245
CATEGORY G
Athlone
241
67
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
WEXFORD
68
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Craanford
Blackwater
Bree
Foulksmills
Ballyduff
Poulpeasty
Duncormick
Askamore
Kilanerin
Kilrane
Marshalstown
Courtnacuddy
Newbawn
289
276
274
274
261
258
254
250
249
241
241
240
238
CATEGORY B
Ballycanew
Clonroche
Ballygarrett
Kilmuckridge
Ballymurn
Ballyhack
Coolgreany
Ferns
Carrig-on-Bannow
Rosslare Harbour
Monageer
Oylegate
Campile
288
275
272
259
258
249
246
246
245
244
240
230
226
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
O F
r e s u l t s
M A R K S
B Y
b o o k
2 0 1 1
C O U N T Y
WEXFORD
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY C
Rosslare
Bunclody
Castlebridge
Taghmon
278
244
237
218
CATEGORY E
Gorey
Enniscorthy
New Ross
275
274
249
CATEGORY G
Wexford
269
69
t i d y t o w n s
A N A L Y S I S
r e s u l t s
O F
b o o k
M A R K S
2 0 1 1
B Y
C O U N T Y
WICKLOW
70
Centre
Mark
CATEGORY A
Grange Con
Donard
Kiltegan
Laragh
Knockananna
Coolboy
268
260
259
252
247
229
CATEGORY B
Stratford-On-Slaney
Avoca
Roundwood
Dunlavin
Glenealy
291
268
256
218
210
CATEGORY C
Aughrim
Delgany
Newcastle
Tinahely
Ashford
Baltinglass
Rathdrum
303
259
257
251
243
236
226
CATEGORY D
Newtownmountkennedy
244
CATEGORY E
Wicklow
274
CATEGORY F
Arklow
Greystones
273
267
CATEGORY H
Bray
265
t i d y t o w n s
r e s u l t s
b o o k
2 0 1 1
N O T E S
71
t i d y t o w n s
N O T E S
72
r e s u l t s
b o o k
2 0 1 1