The campus has also been awarded its third Green Flag for Parks and Spaces.
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The Maynooth campus was also highly commended for its activities in the 2021 All Ireland Pollinator Plan Awards, and the Maynooth Tidy towns have also been successful in joining the Green Flag Award family, achieving their first Green Flag Award for the
The Green Flag Award scheme recognises and rewards well managed parks and green spaces, setting the benchmark standard for the management of recreational outdoor spaces.
A Green Flag Award and designation as a Green Heritage site means the work going on the campus to preserve, enhance and protect its natural and built heritage is of the highest standards and recognised intentionally.
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The success of these awards is a key indicator of the commitment of the Campus to make real change to its green infrastructure and showcase best practices for other Institutions to follow.
Clane Woman Awarded For Initiative Dedicated To Supporting Women In STEM Industries
Kildare Senator Calls For Better Public Transport Connectivity Within Newbridge
Kildare Volunteers Remove 580KG Of Waste During Nationwide Clean Up Day
Luas Project For Lucan Set To Progress To Consultation Stage Later This Year
Raheens GAA Club Awarded €5K As Part Of Nationwide Campaign
Council To Re-Engage With Celbridge St. John Of God In Effort To Re-Open Car Park
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