Bloom award goes to heritage village

ADARE won the Limerick In Bloom 2009 competition at an awards ceremony in the village on Tuesday night.

Bloom award goes to heritage village
Thu, 22 Oct, 2009 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe - Mid-West Correspondent

A total of 32 local communities took part in the second annual competition, which strives to improve visual impact by means of flower, tree and shrub planting.

Organised by Limerick County Council in conjunction with Shannon Development, Limerick In Bloom adjudication was based on colour, size, variety, location and appropriateness of the various planting schemes, along with the management of litter.

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