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The Rosses Community Sensory Garden opened recently to a great fanfare. The Rosses CDP thanked all those who arrived for the official opening and a lovely afternoon was had. Rosses CDP thanked Leader, Donegal County Council, BSG an Clochán Liath and McMullan Associates for the funding. They also thanked O'Donnells DIY and Garden Centre for flowers and picnic benches, Ronan Mulligan Carpentry and Joinery services for the Love Seats and The Old Chapel Cafe. They thanked all those who helped make the day a success and contributed to the garden in their own special way.
Photographer Mary Rodgers was on hand to take photographs of all the festivities.
Music was provided by the Rosses Pop Choir and SeanÚr for the lovely music throughout the afternoon.
The garden is now open Monday to Friday, during working hours, for anyone wishing to come and spend some time in it.
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