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Gerard and Carmel McHugh's beautiful garden
Gerard and Carmel McHugh are once again opening their beautiful garden to the public to raise funds for charity.
The couple, from "Drumcask", Priorland Road, Dundalk A91R6E8, said they are pleased to once again open their garden in support of North Louth Hospice and Home Care Foundation.
Their garden open day will take place on Saturday 13th July between 2pm and 5pm and everyone is welcome to visit to admire and enjoy their gorgeous garden.
The couple, who have won several awards in Dundalk Town Council's annual 'Improve Our Town' competition, said their garden is now in its fully mature phase, packed with an eclectic collection of plants chosen to deliver year long interest and provides a relaxing way to support a very worthy cause.
Gerard and Carmel first decided to welcome guests to their garden in 2017 to raise funds for North Louth Hospice and have been doing the fundraising open garden day ever since.
Everyone is welcome to visit their garden at "Drumcask", Priorland Road, Dundalk A91R6E8, this Saturday, July 13th between 2pm and 5pm.
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