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The Kilfinane Tidy Towns committee can celebrate another significant accolade. Photo: Grace O’Brien

Kilfinane Tidy Towns recently had a bit of a windfall, as they claimed fourth place in the Limerick Going for Gold competition and won €3,000.

The aim of the competition is to make Limerick a cleaner, brighter place to work, live and visit. The award winners were announced at a function held at the Strand Hotel recently and the overall winners were Castleconnell.

Among those who attended the ceremony were ...

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