The prospect of a sensory garden in Tramore has been brought one step closer.
A competition to design the garden was won by fourth-year WIT architecture student Lauren Keane from Hillview.
The design aims to stimulate all five senses.
Anne Cheasty, chairperson of Tramore Tidy Towns which is behind the initiative:
"We have chosen a design for a sensory garden in Tramore with the help of Jane Russell O'Connor who's a lecturer at WIT.
"She set a task for her fourth-year Architecture students to create a garden design which would stimulate and engage the five basic senses, and would also encourage users to become more aware of their surroundings and their responses to them.
The Tidy Towns will now work with Waterford City and County Council and try and bring the project to fruition.
