Cavan celebrates capture of clean crown

CAVAN was celebrating its newly-acquired status as the country’s outstanding litter-free town last night.
Tue, 16 Dec, 2003 - 00:00
Jim Morahan

The Ulster town saw off seven other contenders for the IBAL national anti-litter league 2003 title. The aim of the league is to bring cleanliness levels up to European norms.

"We will do our best to maintain the level we have achieved," said

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Place: UlsterPlace: DublinPlace: BrayPlace: Co WicklowPlace: CavanPlace: -on-ShannonPlace: Dun LaoghairePlace: LongfordPlace: MullingarPlace: TraleePlace: WexfordPlace: FermoyPlace: Co CorkPerson: Michael MussiPerson: Tom CavanaghPerson: DrPerson: CavanaghPerson: Lord MayorPerson: Royston BradyPerson: Junior Environment MinisterPerson: Pat the Cope GallagherEvent: LeagueOrganisation: IBALOrganisation: Cavan Co CouncilOrganisation: Irish Business Against LitterOrganisation: An TaisceOrganisation: Leinster
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