Ireland's Greenest Places 2026 open for applications until August 1st
The closing date for entries to Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 has been announced as August 1st. People all over the island urged to nominate the places they believe deserve recognition by August 1st The highest number of entries so far are for places in Dublin. To enter all you have to do is write a short submission outlining the contribution the special place or project you’re nominating makes to a genuinely greener environment.Advertisement At this point Dublin is leading the way with over a dozen entries, followed by Cork, Wicklow and Wexford.
- ▪The closing date for entries to Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 has been announced as August 1st.
- ▪People all over the island urged to nominate the places they believe deserve recognition by August 1st The highest number of entries so far are for places in Dublin.
- ▪To enter all you have to do is write a short submission outlining the contribution the special place or project you’re nominating makes to a genuinely greener environment.Advertisement At this point Dublin is leading the way with over a doz
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The closing date for entries to Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 has been announced as August 1st. People all over the island urged to nominate the places they believe deserve recognition by August 1st The highest number of entries so far are for places in Dublin. To enter all you have to do is write a short submission outlining the contribution the special place or project you’re nominating makes to a genuinely greener environment.Advertisement At this point Dublin is leading the way with over a dozen entries, followed by Cork, Wicklow and Wexford. The variety of entries received so far is striking. They include everything from a community allotment group in Wexford to the University of Galway and from the village of Eyeries in West Cork to the Kingfisher project in Kimmage in Dublin.
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