Eyeries eyes are smiling

A picture postcard village of just 70 people has been declared the best kept place in Ireland.

Wed, 27 Jun, 2012 - 01:00

Sean O’Riordan

Hugh O’Neill, chairman of the Eyeries Tidy Towns Committee in Co Cork said he was “flabbergasted” after Eyeries was named overall winner of Ireland’s Best Kept Towns at a ceremony in Belfast yesterday.

“We never thought in our wildest dreams that we’d get both the best kept village award and overall award.

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Courts Place: Ireland Place: Co Place: Belfast Place: Eyeries Place: Broughshane Place: Coleraine Person: Hugh O’Neill Person: Chairman Person: O’Neill Person: Jerry Sullivan Organisation: Eyeries Tidy Towns Committee Organisation: Eyeries Organisation: SuperValu

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