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Photo: Paul Doogue Facebook
Carlow Councillor Paul Doogue has provided updates in relation to upgrades and a big clean up of Oak Park in Carlow.
He noted in a post on his Facebook account about the big clean up, with toilets opening at the forest park, along with equipment upgrades and a new basketball area as well.
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The information on his Facebook page reads:
"Just to let people know, big clean up out in Oak Park, and soon the Toilets will be open after a much needed upgrade, along with a new basketball area.
In late summer should see an upgrade on equipment also.
Thank you Carlow county council."
The full post can be found on Councillor Paul Doogue's Facebook account HERE or by following the social post below this article.
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