What a memorable day in Crossmolina Deel Rovers.
Thank you to Conor, Jordan, Kobe and the entire Mayo GAA team for lifting our County, for bringing never ending smiles to our faces and bringing Sam home.
A hugely enjoyable event in our club that will live long in our memories.
Thanks to all our faithful stewarts for the huge last minute effort and to all of you who attended.
Video: Mike Gallagher
Mayo Has Sam #OneLifeOneClub
A wildlife rescue centre in Kildare is calling for the creation of a nationwide service, with multi-annual funding to enhance the country's biodiversity.
https://t.co/OULH8GkxNI
Starting on May 9th, The Saw Doctors will play summer shows in Munich, Roscommon, Isle of Lewis, Galway, Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Wickham and Wicklow.
📊 We're seeking proposals for a new research project!
It will seek to identify if a relationship exists between levels of economic security and workplace productivity.
Interested? Get in touch!
Applications close 27 March at 5pm.
Full details here: https://t.co/IEjlxBS7VV
Delighted to share we launched the Sustainable Energy Communities (SEC) plan for West Midlands Credit Union (Athlone) at their Greenify exhibition on Sunday 🌿 Months of work: energy analysis, building audits & actions to support 2030 targets. If your community wants to start an SEC plan, we’d love to help.
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#SustainableEnergyCommunities #ClimateAction
Beidh scéal a máthar & a scéal féin dá réir, á insint ag @PaulineScanlonX dúinn inniu. Taispeáinfear clár faisnéise ar an ábhar ar @TG4TV anocht a mhíníonn scéal a tuistí, a chaith leanbh a thabhairt uathu agus iad óg, ach tá aithne curtha ó shin ag Pauline ar a deartháir.
In January 1996, The Saw Doctors released the first single ‘World of Good’ from their album ’Same Oul’ Town. World of Good was play listed by BBC Radio 1, climbing to No. 15 in the UK Top 20 with The Saw Doctors performing the single on Top Of the Pops, on Thurs 25th Jan 1996.
The annual mass escape from Dublin Castle, commemorating a real jailbreak in 1592 by Red Hugh O’Donnell & the O’Neill Brothers. Competitors will cover 62km through the night, across the mountains to Glenmalure Valley. That’s if they make it, unlike Art O’Neill. He died en route.
A wintery woodland wander at Ballinakelly Wood, Co. Carlow🌳After a year of volunteer work and ecological study — supported by @CommunityFound — our Carlow Branch explored the findings of the woodland’s first Community Biodiversity Action Plan
#ForNatureandCommunityinPerpetuity