Welcome to Monkstown Village Tidy District

Keeping Monkstown clean and green

About Us

The Monkstown Village Tidy District group was set up in 2017. Our prime interest is in keeping the village tidy and attractive, however, we also do a number of other things to enhance our community environment. We enter the annual Tidy District competition run by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council which provides a benchmark about how well we are doing.

Hobart & Mays Garden Centre, Monkstown

A huge thank you to Hobart and Mays for their very kind donation of these superb high quality garden tools. They are much appreciated by all our volunteers and will help us continue the work to keep the village clean and green!

Articles 'Did you notice?..' from resident historian Seamus Cannon 

Join Seamus for a guided tour of Monkstown and explore the fascinating articles on the local history of Monkstown. Discover our unique heritage through these engaging  articles and find out what an Ogee Window is! Discover more through these fascinating articles.  
Read more 

Fascinating talks by Niall Hatch of BirdWatch Ireland

  • Your Garden Birds - find out more about the birds in your garden
  • Bird Song - how, why and where it happens

Volunteering

Weekly village clean up - every Saturday morning from 10.30 to 11.30 am. Meet at the car park of the Parish Centre behind St Patricks Catholic Church.


Membership

You can also support us through becoming a member. Becoming a member you’ll help us run more activities but you’ll also get priority access to our events.

Business Supporters

We’re lucky to have a wide range of businesses and services in Monkstown. If you’re a business who’d like to support us, please click the link below to join us.

Litter Warden Award 

We are thrilled to receive the Litter Warden Award in the Tidy Districts competition. Congratulations
and well done to our volunteers who work tirelessly to keep Monkstown clean and green.

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See a problem? Illegal dumping? Broken footpath? Report it to Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council https://www.dlrcoco.ie/en/report