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Ballyporeen Community Council were delighted to make a presentation to two local community projects. (See full caption below)
Ballyporeen Community Council were delighted to make a presentation to two local community projects, Ballyporeen/ Skeheenarinky field development and also to Scoil Teampall Toinne primary school development.
The profits from our Music Maker Festival was €3,000. This was split equally between the two funds and €1,500 was presented to both parties.
Pictured are Seamus Hennessy main organiser of Music Maker festival and Community Council member, Neil Donovan project advisor, James Hackett chairman, Kevin Kenneally field developement, Shane Molan Principal Scoil Teampall Toinne, Niamh Hyland treasurer of Community Council Breda Fitzgibbon Music Maker sub committee and Community Council member and Michael Geary project advisor and vice chairman Community Council.
Also a huge thank you to everyone that helped with fundraising over our Music Maker festival weekend.
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