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    An Taisce’s National Spring Clean appeals to everyone to play their part in tackling Ireland’s litter problem to help fight climate change.     1st April 2025: April 1st marks the official launch of The National Spring Clean 2025!   Registrations for the National Spring Clean are well underway and 2025’s campaign is on track to be the […]

As the National Spring Clean celebrates 25 years, An Taisce is calling on communities in Ireland to come together and tackle Ireland’s litter problem to protect biodiversity and help fight climate change!     April 2nd 2024 | April 2nd marks the official launch of The National Spring Clean 2024!  To date there have been over

Registrations are open for the 25th annual National Spring Clean Campaign!  – An Taisce National Spring Clean is calling on volunteers across the country to join Ireland’s largest and longest running anti-litter campaign  – Established in 1999, this year marks 25 years of the campaign  – Over the course of the 25 years, 12 million

National Spring Clean 2023 has successfully completed its most exciting campaign yet   Over 5,450 groups joined the National Spring Clean 2023 campaign 2nd of May 2023 | The National Spring Clean is Ireland’s official anti-litter campaign and over the past 24 years, the initiative has been highlighted the collective responsibility we share in tackling

Communities across Ireland come together to celebrate the launch of #SpringClean23    An Taisce’s National Spring Clean appeals to everyone to play their part in tackling Ireland’s litter problem to help fight climate change.    27 March 2023 | April 1st marks the official launch of The National Spring Clean 2023!  Registrations for the National Spring

This Earth Day, Join Dublin’s Largest Community Clean-up Communities in Dublin will mark the end of the National Spring Clean month and Earth Day with a big clean-up on 22nd April. Register now to make a difference. 20/03/23| Dublin’s Four Local Authorities, Clean Coasts, National Spring Clean, Local Authority Waters Programme, Waterways Ireland, Dublin City Canals,