Ballinora Scout Group Turns Empty Bottles and Cans Into a Big Win with Re-turn’s Small Town, Big Difference

Free Pics no Repro fee if used within one week 19 08 2025 Eva Deasy, Gillian Beasley and Lily Murphy from the Ballinora Scouts Group, pictured at their very own Billboard. The group were selected as one of the winners of Re-turn’s Small Town, Big Difference initiative and advert can now be seen on bus stops and billboards across Co. Cork. Ballinora Scouts Group was named one of the five winners in Re-turn’s Small Town, Big Difference campaign , a nationwide initiative inviting schools, clubs, and community groups to showcase the meaningful impact they are making locally by fundraising through the Deposit Return Scheme. Photography by Gerard McCarthy photography More Info Contact Gabriela Grzywacz Teneo 01 634 2593 089 701 6050

Cork group wins €2,000 donation and a starring role in a local campaign to support the growing club’s demand for

Cork School wins Re-turn Award for Environmental Innovation at the 2025 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition

The winners of the 61st BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) have been announced. The Re-Turn Award is presented by Head of Marketing & Communications Niamh Kelly to Cara McKeown, Fallon O'Brien and Faye Dunwell From: Regina Mundi College Cork for the project 'Assessing the effectiveness of the Deposit Return Scheme in reducing plastic waste in Cork'. Category: Biological & Ecological Stand: 5501

Three students from Regina Mundi College, County Cork, have won the inaugural Re-turn Award at the 2025 BT Young Scientist