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Naas Tidy Towns volunteers
There has been criticism of the amount of money allocated to the Naas Tidy Towns group.
A total of €17,700 is to be given to NTT this year.
But Cllr Seamie Moore told a Naas Municipal District meeting that the NTT is doing a good job for Kildare County Council.
“It’s not enough,” he said, pointing out that “Naas has 30,000 people”.
He added: “Naas has had a huge increase in population but no increase in this grant.”
Kill and Sallins will get almost €5,000 each, while €3,800 will go to Ballymore Eustace.
Johnstown and Eadestown will each receive €2100.
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