Abbeyleix and Dysart River are shortlisted for Ireland's Greenest Town and Community respectively.
Towns in Laois and Westmeath have made the shortlist for Ireland’s Greenest Places in 2025.
Abbeyleix in Laois is a contender to win the title Ireland’s Greenest Town 2025 and potentially the overall title.
Meanwhile, the Dysart River Project in Westmeath is among the 13 nominees for Ireland’s Greenest Community.
The full list comprises 3 suburbs, 5 villages, 5 towns and 13 communities across the country.
The shortlist for Ireland’s Greenest Places 2025 will be announced at the end of the month with the category winners and overall winner announced a fortnight later.
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