Launch of Borrisoleigh 2012 Annual

Borrisoleigh Annual Committee: back row l to r: Michael Delaney, Jimmy Stapleton, Marie McGrath Mary Lanigan Ryan Front row: Rena Ryan, Teresa Kiely Michael Barry.

Published on 28/11/2012 11:50

The 2012 Annual was officially launched by the Borrisoleigh Community Development Association on Saturday the 24th November after Mass. Michael Delaney did the honours on the evening ablely launching the annual and announcing the commencement of a historical group for the community.

It was a lovely occasion with a mulled wine and cheese reception. The Association would like to thank all those who turned up for the occasion. Plus a special thanks for all those individuals and organisations who contributed to the Annual. This year’s annual is twice the size of last years with 50 articles and over 190 pictures. We hope members of our community both at home and away will enjoy this year’s publication.

We will be holding our Annual General Meeting on Friday the 14th December 2012 at 8.30pm in the back room in the Marian Hall. Please enter by side door.

New members are very welcome. We meet roughly once a month and are involved in following; 1. annual spring clean-up; 2. improving the appearance of our town through getting landscaping done on approach roads, the provision of street furniture etc.; 3. funding the website; 4. Lobbing the County Council for improvements to the area; 5. Production Annual; 6. Sourcing trees for planting; 7. Liaising with FAS and 8. Christmas lights

If you are interested in any or all of the above please come along on the night. We are also embarking on setting up a historical group.

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