Turkey Run!

Dec 032014

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2 weeks ago

Paudie and Malcolm, thank you for planting the new trees!We got some whips from Trees Please, thank you Helena! Please support Trees Please, they are doing a very important job for our future! www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://fundit.ie/project/trees-please-calendar-2023... ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Seven bags of rubbish collected from Glenbower Wood today.Thank you girls, it was a lovely day and it was great to work together!The crisp packet is probably from the early 1980’s, it’s been in those woods for 40 years!! Please be very careful not to leave trace, it takes ages for some things to break down. ... See MoreSee Less

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Glenbower Wood

3 weeks ago

Big spring clean in Glenbower Wood this Sunday!We meet at 9am on Sunday 5th March at the playground. Bags and gloves provided, but you can bring your own. We only have 2 litter pickers, bring them if you have them!We hope to finish at 11am.Please share! ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Greywood Arts seeks 4 artists to create site-responsive installations or sculptures for an art trail in an ancient native woodland in East Cork.The art trail is part of Killeagh village’s historic May Sunday Festival, which began nearly 200 years ago on the De Capell Brooke estate, which is now the community-owned Glenbower Wood. After a 20-year hiatus, Greywood Arts revived the festival in 2018. The first art trail came about in 2021 as a pandemic-safe way of hosting the annual festival, which celebrates the creativity, history and ecology of Killeagh. Thanks to support from the Arts Council Festival Investment Scheme, we are delighted to bring back the extremely popular art trail in 2023. Application Deadline: Sunday March 12thDetails and application info can be found here: bit.ly/maysuntrail or on our website: greywoodarts.orgMay Sunday Festival is supported by: Irish Arts Council Cork County Council Cork County Arts Image: Eye Spin 2 by Sarah Buckley #opencall #irishartist #eastcork #installationart #sculpture #festival #ecoart ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

Keep Moving in Nature!15 scenic trails across the East Cork and Cork Harbour regionSECAD has launched an interactive online brochure that provides inspiration to get outdoors in 15 spectacular locations, across the East Cork and Cork Harbour region.The brochure includes walkways, and cycleways to explore Coastal, River & Wood Trails in the Ring of Cork and provides inspiration to get outside and keep moving, in nature.Click on the link to download your copy: www.ringofcork.ie/outdoorFunding from the Department of Community & Rural Development through the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme made this project possible.#Ireland2040 #OurRuralFutureCork County Council Ring of Cork Wild Work Ballycotton Crosshaven Tourism Crosshaven Development Committee One Green Village Positive Passage People Ballymacoda / Ladysbridge Community Council Ballymacoda Tidy Towns Cry Youghal Top of the Hill Youghal Youghal Blue & Green Community Network Cumann Na Daoine Youghal Chamber of Tourism and Development Youghal Community Health Project Midleton & East Cork Social Prescribing Castlemartyr Community-Council Castlemartyr Tidy Towns Killeagh Inch Community Council Killeagh Tidy Towns Group Glenbower Wood Greywood Arts Ballincollig.ie Ballincollig Family Resource Centre Cobh Edition Cobh Tourism Cobh Tidy Towns Cobh & Harbour Chamber Saleen & District Residents Association Lower Aghada Pier Development Group Midleton & Area Chamber Midleton Tidy Towns Association Midleton The Carrigdhoun Newspaper Cork Independent Irish Examiner East Cork Edition Hello East Cork The Douglas Post Midleton News YoughalOnline.com Youghal News Youghal.ie ... See MoreSee Less

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