‘Paint the Town’ is an initiative of Letterkenny Tidy Towns which aims to give the town a facelift by painting buildings.
The scheme has proved hugely successful since it was first launched in 2014.
Cllr James Pat Mc Daid, Mayor of Letterkenny Municipal District, was on hand to mark the start of ‘Paint the Town 2017’.
Letterkenny Tidy Towns presents this initiative in association with La Maison from Canal Road.
Letterkenny and hopes it will help businesses add new colour to their shops and business premises.
Anne Mc Gowan, Chairperson of Letterkenny Tidy Towns said that the initiative offers professional advice and the assistance of an interior designer.
It offers three colour options with discounts available from participating paint suppliers in the town and those who do repaint will be contributing to an improved attractive and colourful streetscape.
The Tidy Towns committee will appoint a designer to meet with anyone interested in becoming involved in the initiative. The designer will then return with three possible colour schemes from which to choose. Having chosen all that remains is to purchase the paint and book the painter!
Interested businesses should send their business name and address and contact details to, The Secretary, Letterkenny Tidy Towns , c/o Magees Chemist, 27, Upper Main St, Letterkenny . Telephone 0149121409.
Letterkenny Municipal Area Mayor, Cllr James Pat Mc Daid with Brendan Mc Glynn from the Quiet Moment, and members of the Letterkenny Tidy Towns including Denis Doyle, Neily McDaid, Anne Mc Gowan (Chairperson) and Neil Blockley and from Letterkenny Tidy Towns pictured at this years launch of Paint your Town Beautiful in association with Anne Blake and Clare McDonough from La Maison Interior Design.Photo Brian McDaid