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The group of Kildorrery Tidy Towns volunteers who met earlier this week to review the 2015 report, which saw a sizeable increase of 12 marks. Included are chairman Ted Enright, treasurer Marie Collins and asst secretary Joanne Hunter. Missing from photo was Diarmuid Murphy, secretary.

This year’s Tidy Towns results brought with them a resounding boost for Kildorrery, as the village saw its mark leap up a staggering twelve points.

Kildorrery came away with 297 points and boasted the highest increase in marks across all of the North Cork area and they are now set to receive a special Endeavour Award for the Cork North division.

In their report, the adjudicators’ said that there ...

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