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16 May 2022
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16 May 2022
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It was another busy week with Cashel Tidy Towns, and a lot of litter picked.
Cashel has one black spot at the overflow car park on the Clonmel Road. It is a constant daily litter pick from cars parking and people throwing the wrapping from food out the car window. The county council is taking action to solve this constant problem.
The group cut the church yard grass and St Mark’s Famine Cemetery, Clonmel Road. The group were met on both occasions by a generous donation of a lunch for each member present.
We would like to thank Mary Prendergast from T Prendergast Agri Golden who treated us to lunch in O’Neill’s Restaurant. Also to Cllr Declan Burgess for treating us to late breakfast at Brosnan’s in Lowergate.
It was a pleasant surprise enjoyed by us all.
Borrisoleigh Active Social Club to take their first trip of the season
Manager Richie Molloy will welcome Minister for Justice Helen McEntee to Clonmel to open the Family Carers offices in the town
PICTURES: Coláiste Phobal Roscrea bring home bronze medals in the ETB Mini Olympics
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