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All donations made will be in aid of Éist Cancer Support Services
Bagnelstown in Bloom is back this summer from June 4 at 10am to June 5 at 6pm.
Pollinator friendly plants will be distributed free of charge and live music will be play throughout the weekend along with tours of the beautiful BEAM gardens.
Adult workshops will be available including:
Bagenalstown in Bloom Festival takes place on the June Bank Holiday Weekend.
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) May 17, 2022
Find full details on the Bagenalstown Improvement Group Facebook Page at https://t.co/IDLajwmaHW@county_carlowEN @CarlowPPN @CarlowLibraries @kclr96fm pic.twitter.com/RDO2bqj7f8
There has been a big community effort over the last four months to create a stunning, colourful, creative and fun Yarn Bombing project which can be seen throughout the town and at the swimming pool along with the Craft fair on Sunday from 2pm-5pm which will take place in Market Square weather permitting (McGrath hall if raining).
All donations made will be in aid of Éist Cancer Support Services.
Craft fair on Sunday 2:00pm-5:00pm, taking place in Market Square weather permitting (McGrath hall if raining).
Check out the Bagnelstown in Bloom Facebook page for more details.
The Perseid meteor shower is set to light up the night skies in what is considered one of the highlights of the year for star gazers.
Members of the public intending to visit National Parks and Nature Reserves are reminded to adhere to regulations regarding the lighting of fires
Irish water safety groups are urging people to be aware of the dangers of cold-water shock as temperatures skyrocket
WARNING: Swimming not advisable in parts of Carlow over coming days
Spending on clothes shopping, and leisure activities such as sports clubs and cinemas has dropped
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