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Tullow Macra is inviting young adults from all over Carlow county to sign up, join in and discover new skills, meet new people and enjoy themselves.
An information evening will be held in Tullow parish centre on Wednesday, September 8 at 8pm to launch the new Macra year.
Those in attendance will learn the benefits of joining the popular organisation - from leadership development and travel opportunities as well as the exciting social scene.
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Patrick Jordan, a Tullow Macra member, has said, "You don't have to be a farmer to join. Macra is a dynamic organisation with clubs in towns and villages across Ireland. We welcome anyone aged 17 to 35 who's interested in rural life, community and having fun.
"If you come along to the information night, you'll see what Tullow Macra, and the wider Macra community, has to offer. It's more than just a club, It's a place to belong," Patrick added.
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