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Cork County Council Anti Litter Challenge 2018 League Table CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ANTI LITTER CHALLENGE 2018 LEAGUE TABLE TOWNS CATEGORY A COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Millstreet 974.5 992.5 TBC 1967.0 Youghal 981.6 979.8 TBC 1961.4 Blarney 980.3 944.8 TBC 1925.1 Dunmanway 815.6 993.8 TBC 1809.4 Clonakilty 858.7 936.1 TBC 1794.8 Ballincollig 975.3 800.6 TBC 1775.9 CATEGORY B1 COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Carrigaline 970.4 977.9 TBC 1948.3 Castletownbere 998.6 946.8 TBC 1945.4 Carrigtwohill 971.7 955.9 TBC 1927.6 Schull 983.1 942.4 TBC 1925.5 Skibbereen 978.7 939.6 TBC 1918.3 Crosshaven 951.5 919.5 TBC 1871.0 Charleville 912.7 950.0 TBC 1862.7 Passage West 862.8 969.8 TBC 1832.6 Kinsale 817.0 950.8 TBC 1767.8 CATEGORY B2 COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Macroom 965.0 982.6 TBC 1947.6 Fermoy 969.7 962.7 TBC 1932.4 Kanturk 966.7 925.0 TBC 1891.7 Mallow 968.7 918.2 TBC 1886.9 Bandon 905.3 950.7 TBC 1856.0 Mitchelstown 911.0 842.2 TBC 1753.2 Midleton 944.3 792.0 TBC 1736.3 Bantry 732.2 966.5 TBC 1698.7 Cobh 864.6 743.9 TBC 1608.5 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ANTI LITTER CHALLENGE 2018 LEAGUE TABLE Villages – North CATEGORY A COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Meelin 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00 Coolagown 99.90 100.00 100.00 299.90 Kildorrery 98.80 99.40 100.00 298.20 Castletownroche 98.40 98.30 99.00 295.70 Lismire 96.80 100.00 96.00 292.80 Lyre 98.00 96.40 97.90 292.30 Milford 95.00 99.20 97.60 291.80 Dromina 95.00 99.50 96.80 291.30 Tullylease 98.00 95.30 97.00 290.30 Glantane 95.00 95.50 99.00 289.50 Kilcorney 87.40 94.00 89.00 270.40 Banteer 84.00 95.00 90.40 269.40 CATEGORY B COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Shanballymore 99.30 95.40 98.00 292.70 Glanworth 95.40 90.30 90.50 276.20 Lombardstown 92.50 83.30 91.40 267.20 Kiskeam 84.70 82.00 94.40 261.10 Dromahane 70.00 96.80 86.00 252.80 Newtownshandrum 83.00 71.50 89.50 244.00 Bartlemy 82.20 77.30 84.50 244.00 Castlelyons/Bridebridge 65.60 73.90 63.80 203.30 Boherbue 68.00 59.50 71.60 199.10 Ballydesmond 55.90 58.00 61.40 175.30 Kilworth 53.80 63.20 58.00 175.00 Cullen 59.30 44.00 54.80 158.10 Ballynoe 58.50 62.00 23.00 143.50 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ANTI LITTER CHALLENGE 2018 LEAGUE TABLE Villages – South CATEGORY A COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Carrigadrohid 99.90 100.00 98.10 298.00 Cúil Aodha 100.00 98.10 99.90 298.00 Berrings 99.00 98.20 98.90 296.10 Inchigeelagh 97.80 98.80 95.70 292.30 Kilnamartyra 96.70 98.30 96.80 291.80 Kilmurry 99.10 96.40 96.20 291.70 Ballymacoda 96.40 97.10 97.90 291.40 Kilmacsimon Quay 95.60 99.00 95.90 290.50 Rostellan 97.80 95.50 96.60 289.90 Newcestown 94.20 97.30 98.10 289.60 Ballingeary 97.90 96.00 93.20 287.10 Ballinadee 94.70 98.50 91.80 285.00 Dripsey 89.20 92.10 98.00 279.30 Sallybrook 93.20 95.90 88.30 277.40 Glounthaune 94.80 81.30 95.90 272.00 Aherla 93.50 89.50 87.50 270.50 Oysterhaven 85.00 90.20 94.30 269.50 CATEGORY B COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Renanerree 96.70 97.30 92.90 286.90 Inch 92.50 90.70 90.80 274.00 Ballyvourney 79.00 93.40 94.70 267.10 Glenville 94.30 81.70 82.40 258.40 Knockraha 97.30 75.30 83.00 255.60 Kilbrittain 92.50 73.00 85.10 250.60 Ballinspittle 88.10 88.70 73.60 250.40 Ballincurrig 79.00 78.20 92.50 249.70 Mogeely 65.20 71.30 86.80 223.30 Killeagh 57.20 64.50 91.70 213.40 Ballycotton 84.20 63.80 63.40 211.40 Innishannon 76.00 66.60 66.50 209.10 Cloyne 59.70 49.30 89.40 198.40 Coachford 83.00 50.10 64.00 197.10 Whitegate 69.90 50.50 75.10 195.50 Belgooly 73.20 46.00 46.10 165.30 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL ANTI LITTER CHALLENGE 2018 LEAGUE TABLE Villages – West CATEGORY A COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Drinagh 100.00 100.00 99.90 299.90 Rossmore 100.00 99.70 100.00 299.70 Eyeries 99.60 100.00 99.70 299.30 Lislevane 99.70 99.40 99.80 298.90 Rathbarry 99.10 100.00 99.70 298.80 Ballygurteen 99.00 99.70 100.00 298.70 Ardfield 99.50 99.00 99.40 297.90 Ardgroom 99.20 99.80 98.50 297.50 Durrus 96.40 99.60 98.30 294.30 Ballydehob 98.30 95.00 98.50 291.80 Keakil 97.00 97.80 94.00 288.80 Glandore 89.30 100.00 98.00 287.30 Coppeen 91.70 97.20 98.00 286.90 CATEGORY B COMMUNITY WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 TOTAL Ring 98.20 97.60 99.70 295.50 Crookhaven 95.30 98.80 99.70 293.80 Drimoleague 98.40 95.30 99.10 292.80 Ahiohill 92.40 100.00 100.00 292.40 Lowertown 95.40 98.40 98.50 292.30 Goleen 93.40 97.60 96.90 287.90 Kilcrohane 96.20 93.00 98.60 287.80 Timoleague 94.20 96.80 93.50 284.50 Ballineen & Enniskeane 86.40 96.20 98.00 280.60 Union Hall 68.20 96.60 96.00 260.80 Leap 46.00 81.10 95.60 222.70 Glengarriff 65.70 72.00 57.90 195.60 .
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