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The SuperValu Tidy Towns results were published this week with the adjudicators' report for Ballinamore stating: "Overall the town is in a good state of infrastructural presentation but like other similar size places it has its fair share of unoccupied and premises as well but to be honest not too major a problem.
"One is conscious of the fact that the Committee is aware of these premises and is doing its utmost to engage with
owners to make improvements even on a temporary basis.
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The report also commented: "Overall the standard of litter control and general tidiness was very good and warrants an increase in marks. For a large enough towns you have a good handle on litter control and tidiness."
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