The Avondhu

Glenroe volunteers support TLC7

- EMILY AHERNE

Thirty-five volunteers turned out in Glenroe on Good Friday to take part in a community litter pick in collaborat­ion with the annual Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC7). Fourteen teams of litter pickers took to the roads of Glenroe as part of the major county-wide clean-up operation which is now in its 7th year.

After a 2-year hiatus, TLC7 returned bigger than ever, with a record breaking 21,300 volunteers from across the city and county donning their familiar high viz vests, giving the city and county the biggest spring clean to-date.

The hard workers in Glenroe got a chance to gather for a well deserved cup of tea and other refreshmen­ts at the local hall. It was an extra special occasion this year as all were delighted to have the opportunit­y to meet up with friends from the community after such a long time, with Covid restrictio­ns in recent times having limited the opportunit­y for a social gathering.

 ?? ?? Deirdre McSweeney, Patsy McDonnell, George and Adrian Insley, Mary Kate and Ger Hyland, Ger and Jamie Howard, Caroline Wren and Mary Coffey who took part in the TLC7 in Glenroe.
Deirdre McSweeney, Patsy McDonnell, George and Adrian Insley, Mary Kate and Ger Hyland, Ger and Jamie Howard, Caroline Wren and Mary Coffey who took part in the TLC7 in Glenroe.
 ?? ?? Deirdre McSweeney and family who took part in the litter pick in Glenroe on Good Friday, part of TLC7.
Deirdre McSweeney and family who took part in the litter pick in Glenroe on Good Friday, part of TLC7.

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