Success for South Dublin County Council

10/11/2011

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Success for South Dublin County Council

South Dublin County Council has won four awards at the prestigious Chambers Ireland 8th Annual Excellence in Local Government Awards which were held in Dublin last night.

South Dublin County Council was selected for its ongoing efforts to promote its area as a location of choice for people to live, work, invest and visit. The judges noted the quality of this County’s efforts across a broad range of categories, including best library service, sustaining the arts, innovation in technology, smarter travel, sports development and outstanding customer service.

There were seven projects from South Dublin County Council short-listed for the Chambers Ireland Awards in the following categories:

Smarter Travel-Smarter Travel Adamstown

Best Library Service South Dublin Libraries

Joint Local Authority Initiative-Dublin Mountains Way

Outstanding Customer Service- Camac Valley Caravan Park

Sustaining the Arts- Tallaght Young Filmmakers

Innovation in Technology-SEA Monitoring System

Sports Development- South Dublin Gladiators

South Dublin County Council won four top awards for Tallaght Young Filmmakers, the Dublin Mountains Way, Smarter Travel Adamstown and Camac Valley Caravan and Camping Park.

The Mayor Caitriona Jones said “I am thrilled to accept these awards on behalf of the elected members and staff of South Dublin County Council. It is fantastic that South Dublin County Council has been recognised by the business community for its innovative efforts to enhance the quality of life for all of South Dublin’s residents and businesses”

For further information please contact Communications Office at

Tel: (01) 4149285 (direct) (01) 4149000

E-Mail: communications@sdublincoco.ie

Web site: www.sdcc.ie

Images

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  Aerial images of Camac Valley Caravan and Camping Park
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  Dublin Mountains Way
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  Smarter Adamstown logo
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  Tallaght Young Film Makers