McManus offers cash incentive in clean-up campaign

TWELVE neighbourhoods in Limerick City which have entered the Tidy Towns 2011 competition have been given a huge incentive from a charitable foundation.

Fri, 15 Jul, 2011 - 01:00

Jimmy Woulfe - Mid-West Correspondent

Philanthropist JP McManus has joined forces with Limerick City Council in promoting a cleaner city through special cash prizes.

Some of the money will also be given to areas which have not entered the Tidy Towns to help them clean up their neighbourhoods.

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