Join In Clean Coasts Week And Have Some Fun

Local volunteers from Kilclief, Strangford, Portaferry and Minerstown alongside representatives from Newry Mourne and Down District Council joined comedian and TV presenter Colin Murphy at Kilclief Beach to launch Clean Coasts Week.

Pictured are L-R: Peter Rooney, Kilclief Residents Association; Colin Murphy, Coca-Cola Clean Coasts Ambassador and Jodie McAneaney, Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful.

The clean cost week is an initiative by charity Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful and sponsored by Coca Cola to encourage volunteers to help protect our coastline by taking part in any of the hundreds of events taking place between 1-10xa0June.

The initiative encourages the nation to protect and enjoy our coastline, while celebrating the thousands of volunteers who tirelessly work to keep our beaches and inland waterways clean year around. There will be hundreds of events taking place from 1-10 Junexa0includingxa0beachside yoga, nature walks, seaweed workshops and family activities.

Join in the fun and help our environment!

L-R: Colin McGrath, South Down MLA; Ian Humphreys, Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful; Rebecca McGreevy, Newry, Mourne and Down District Council; Debbie Gilles, True Harvest Seeds (Kilclief); Colin Murphy, Coca-Cola Clean Coasts Ambassador; Cllr Willie Clarke, Vice Chair Newry Mourne and Down District Council; Cllr Cadogan Enright, and Pushkin the dog.

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