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Team Limerick Clean-Up releases new video and website to mark 10-year celebration
TLC founders JP McManus, Paul O’Connell and Helen O’Donnell pictured at Team Limerick Clean-Up 9. This year TLC celebrates its 10 year anniversary. Photo by Diarmuid Greene
Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC) releases new video and website to mark 10 year celebration and registration is now open for the milestone tidy-up this Good Friday
Registration is now open for the 10th edition of Ireland’s largest one-day clean-up, Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC), taking place this Good Friday, 18th April, across Limerick City and County.
Volunteers, businesses, schools, and sports clubs across Limerick are being encouraged to do their bit to keep Limerick clean and tidy on Good Friday with registration now open.
As part of its 10-year celebration, Team Limerick Clean-Up has released a video, Make It Better, celebrating Limerick and its people. Participants were asked about what Limerick means to them and what they love most about being from Limerick. Familiar faces include Cian Lynch, John Kiely, Róisín Ní Ríain, Paul O’Connell and Barry Murphy. The video name takes inspiration from its featured song, Make it Better by Limerick band Hermitage Green.
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Along with this video, TLC has launched a new, rebranded website, making volunteer registration quicker and easier than ever before. Deadline for registration for this year’s Team Limerick Clean-Up is strictly Monday 31st March for schools and businesses and Monday 7th April for volunteer groups.
Speaking about the launch, JP McManus, TLC co-founders JP McManus, Helen O’Donnell & Paul O’Connell said, “We are so excited to be approaching a decade of Team Limerick Clean-Up. TLC is a great day for people across Limerick to get out, meet their neighbours, and make new connections in their communities. What makes TLC really special is the cup of tea and chat that follows when all the hard work is done.
The popularity of TLC has soared over the last ten years, and we are hoping for our biggest number of volunteers to date for our 10-year celebration. We can’t wait to see some new and old faces get involved in TLC10.”
Limerick Senior Hurling Captain, Cian Lynch said, “Team Limerick Clean-Up is great craic, and it’s a way of meeting people you might not have seen in a while. I would advise everyone to get involved!”
Sponsored by the JP McManus Benevolent Fund and supported by Limerick City and County Council, TLC last year saw 57 tonnes of litter collected, which is equivalent to approx. 2300 household wheelie bins of rubbish.
For TLC Day, equipment collection, and health and safety queries, volunteers should contact [email protected] and for registration, marketing and press queries, volunteers should contact [email protected]
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