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Binocular
scope
dedicated to
Dr John de Courcy


Wildlife Monthly newsletter




Dalkey
Green Schools

Loreto Abbey Snr
School

Castle Park School

Harold's Boys School

Dalkey School Project

St Patrick's National
School
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Dalkey
Tidy Towns
for
the Heritage Town of Dalkey
circa.4300 BC to 2009 AD |
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National Tidy Towns Programme has made a huge
contribution to improving our natural and built environment
and Dalkey is delighted to take part, each year. |
NOTE ! Winter
Schedule for Litter Patrols – Volunteers most welcome
see
below
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National Tree Week
token planting on :-
Dalkey Hill


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New Winter Projects & Cleaning
commences on the 1st September ( see below )
Please
watch our notice boards in the Library & Maxwell windows
+ the Community Councils notice board,
Can you help . Please :
Contact
Us
Have you been made redundant ?
Could you please spare Dalkey Tidy Towns a few hours a week / month
to help our committee improve our fantastic area.
Just email us ( link below ) and / or bring a friend.
Please
join us for a morning (or even an hour) of activity to
improve Dalkey Heritage Town
If you are interested to know more please call
June on 285 0813
email: Contact
Us or:- Watch
This Space
Your help will go a long way to make the most of our lovely heritage
town
Is deas an rud an beagán ach é a
dhéanamh go maith.
Free
Aerobics class / weekly clean ups, for all ages.
Litter
patrols from September to April are 3 times each month.
| 1st
Tuesday of month |
10.30am
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meet
opposite Select Stores, Castle Street |
| 2nd
Thursday of month |
11am |
meet
at Dillon's Park, Coliemore Road. |
| 3rd Saturday
of month |
10.30am |
meet
opposite Select Stores, Castle Street |
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We know that a lot of individuals do a clean up in the in their area, but
if we can
do it on the same day, to raise general awareness it would be great.
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encourage as many of your communities, clubs and neighbour's to participate
each week. |
The
Dalkey Tidy Towns committee works with many other voluntary bodies in the
task of improving our Towns environment, together with the co-operation
of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.
We welcome you to tour the site and see what's been achieved and how much
more must be done.
We would dearly love to get more people involved and if you would like to
know how you could help please visit the web page "Helpers
Wanted" |
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