Nine Local Winners at the Tidy Towns Ireland Awards 2026

A fantastic day for County Louth at the TidyTowns Ireland Awards, with communities from across the county recognised for their commitment, community spirit and ongoing efforts to make their towns and villages better places to live.

Cllr. Dolores Minogue, Cathaoirleach of Louth County Council, congratulated the local Tidy Towns groups, saying:

“Louth has a strong tradition of community spirit and volunteerism. Today, nine local groups have been recognised for their dedication, creativity and commitment to making a positive difference. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to each of the Tidy Towns groups and thank them for their continued hard work in preserving and enhancing the character of their towns and villages.”

David Conway, Chief Executive of Louth County Council, also extended his congratulations, highlighting the county’s strong performance in the competition:

“This national recognition is a testament to the dedication and commitment of Tidy Towns volunteers across County Louth. Their work not only enhances the quality of life for residents but contributes to the cultural and tourism offering of our county. Congratulations to each of the winning groups and to all the nominees who make a positive contribution in their local communities.”

Tidy Towns Ireland Award Winners from County Louth:

Young Persons award - National winner Dromiskin Tidy Towns

Youth Sustainable Development Goals award - National winner Blackrock Tidy Towns

Endeavour Award (most Improved in County) - Greenore Residents and Tidy Towns

Town Centre First award – 3rd place Dundalk Tidy Towns

County winners

1st place – Dromiskin Tidy Towns

2nd Place - Blackrock Tidy Towns

3rd Place - Tallanstown Tidy Towns

Medal winners

5 Gold medal winners - Ardee Tidy Towns, Dundalk Tidy Towns, Tidy Towns Drogheda, Dromiskin Tidy Towns & Blackrock Tidy Towns

2 Silver medal winners - Carlingford Tidy Towns & Tallanstown Tidy Towns

1 Bronze medal winners - Knockbridge Tidy Towns