Cllr. Noel French took to a wheelchair last week to see for himself that Trim needs to improve accessibility for all the community and also for our visitors. “Accessibility for all is important. A local wheelchair user, Ann Burns, asked me to highlight some of the problems she faced and having seen what the Mayor of Navan Sinead Burke, did last year I decided to try out the paths and streets of Trim from the view of a wheelchair user. We were joined by another wheelchair user, Frank Barry and Niamh Clavin of Prosper Meath whose offices are on High Street. ” Prosper Meath’s objective is to make the lives of people with disabilities better. ““It was an eye opener – situations that I would have just easily adapted to on two legs and not even given a second thought was a different proposition when faced on four wheels.”

Dog behaviourist day
August 15, 2016
The Judging for the National Tidy Towns Competition
June 21, 2016
St. Patrick’s Day in Trim
March 17, 2016
Smartpart ALMC stages rally 2016
February 17, 2016
Trim Enterprise Town 2015
October 16, 2015
Trim – Bank of Ireland Enterprise Town 2015
October 08, 2015
Trim is awarded Gold in Entente Florale Europe
September 20, 2015
Trim Tidy Towns Meeting
September 15, 2015
Patrick
I was wondering if there a reputable pant hire company around trim that hires out large excavators. We have a job coming up in the area that involves fitting accessibility ramps and wanted to hire close to the site.