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Tidy Towns 2013
The Drumkeeran Tidy Towns campaign for 2013 got up and running
on Wednesday evening,
22nd May.
This was a case of ‘Third Time Lucky’.
On the previous two weeks,
the work-
On Wednesday evening the work group, under the guidance of Andrew Redican,
took on
the painting of street furniture, flower boxes and tubs, and heritage gates.
They
also worked on the restoration of a derelict building.
All of this communal effort greatly enhances the village
FORGING SCHOOL-
Second Year students from Lough Allen College with their bird houses and flower boxes
The Second Year Woodwork Class have also become involved in Tidy Towns 2013.
Under
the guidance of their teacher, Mr Pat Kelly,
the students have constructed Bird Houses
and Flower Boxes.
The bird houses and flower boxes were all made from waste timber,
a fine example of
Waste Management.
The students presenting the bird houses to Andrew Redican, Chairperson of Drumkeeran
Tidy Towns Committee
and to Gerry Gallagher, Drumkeeran Tidy Towns Committee.
Why not join the Tidy Town volunteers
so as to help enrich and enhance
community life in the area