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The Laois Federation of Tidy Towns held their AGM in Portarlington on Wednesday, February 25.
Tidy Towns groups from across the county were invited to attend the event at Solas Eco Garden Centre in Portarlington where a wide range of presentations were delivered about biodiversity, bats conservation, volunteerism, and more.
The event also saw the presentation of the annual financial report which outlined the Federation's ongoing work in supporting member groups.
Photographer Jeff Harvey went along to the AGM and captured these photos.
Environmental Awareness Officer, Steven Mullally with Barry Hyland and Noreen Byrne from Ballacolla Tidy Towns.
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