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Jimmy Corcoran (centre) accepting the award on behalf of Fermoy AFC for Best Community Premises from PJ O’Leary (Fermoy Tidy Towns) and John Murphy (McCarthy Insurance Group – sponsors). Photo: Eoin Scanlon

The third annual Fermoy - A Cleaner Town awards were held in the Palace Theatre on Tuesday night, with a host of commercial and residential premises and projects being recognised for their excellent appearances.

The award for the Best Overall Commercial was awarded to Abbeyville Guest House, while the Best Overall Residential award went to Corrin View Estate.

Opening the awards night, chairperson of Fermoy Tidy Towns, Noel McCarthy, complimented ...

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