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STONE SALMON UNVEILING
Keep Sunday, October 1 free in your diary folks.
Our Golden tidy village committee are organising an unveiling ceremony of a beautiful stone salmon sculpture, At the island Golden village.
This is to depict the largest salmon ever recorded caught on the banks of the river Suir in Golden village back in the 19th century. Proceedings will get underway at 12 noon.
An invitation to everyone in our parish and surrounding communities to attend this lovely event.
Huge thanks to Cashel Golden Tipperary Anglers Association and Munster Regional Trout Anglers Council and thanks to those who kindly donated privately.
Many thanks also to Irish waters in particular Sheevaun Thompson and Owen Jackman (RIP) initial project leader on Anglers Association and In conjunction with Tidy Towns
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