Popular west Cork destination named as Ireland's Best Kept Town

The west Cork hotspot was announced as the winner today while also being named as winner in the Best Kept Small Town category.

Popular west Cork destination named as Ireland's Best Kept Town
Tue, 25 Jun, 2019 - 15:17
Steve Neville

Bantry has been named as the winner of Ireland’s Best Kept Town.

The west Cork hotspot was announced as the winner today while also being named as winner in the Best Kept Small Town category.

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CourtsBantryCorkPlace: West CorkPlace: IrelandPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Co TyronePlace: ArklowPlace: BangorPlace: Co DownPlace: Farmleigh HousePlace: DublinPlace: DonaghmorePlace: Donaghmore, Co TyroneBestPlace: Bantry, Co CorkBestPlace: Arklow, Co WicklowPlace: Bangor, CoPlace: DownOverallPlace: Bantry, Co CorkPerson: MinisterPerson: Rural and Community DevelopmentPerson: Michael RingPerson: RingPerson: Doreen MuskettPerson: presidentEvent: SuperValu TidyTownsEvent: KeptEvent: Best Kept Town CompetitionEvent: SuperValu TidyTowns competitionEvent: Best Kept competitionEvent: Best Kept AwardsOrganisation: Northern Ireland Amenity Council
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