Baltinglass Town Team

16/10/2026

Please share this as much as you can. Support Mary and Patricia and the team at the Tearmann Community Garden by shopping at Lidl Ireland . Spend 30 euro and get a digital card. You need to have the LIDL Plus app on your phone.

13/10/2026

Have a read of this. Proposed improvements to Baltinglass. Thank you for sharing the information Veronica Dunne

08/10/2026

Volunteers, artists, the Fire Brigade and Baltinglass Tidy Towns are meeting this Saturday at 12 noon to keep the Biodiversity mural clean.

06/10/2026

Please come and help (or even just watch) THIS SATURDAY.
ADVICE FROM Baltinglass Tidy Towns.
"' Please wear waterproof wellies or shoes and a raincoat, if possible. If you have a soft-bristled brush, please bring it along to help wash and scrub the mural. ""

Please come along to help Baltinglass Tidy Towns and the Fire Brigade to clean the wildlife mural. Meet at the mural at 12 noon. Tea, coffee and chat after. THIS SATURDAY.

18/09/2026

I think we are calling it a 'Dereliction Intervention'. Well done to the MANY PEOPLE who did their bit to give this dear old building some attention. How about some biodiversity next?

Here is the result of our collaboration with B.ART Baltinglass Art Group, Baltinglass Tidy Towns and Baltinglass Parish and Wicklow County Arts Office and Creative Places- the old Boy's School on Chapel Hill was decorated by local artists with a love for Baltinglass.
THANK YOU to Quinns Superstore Baltinglass and Doyle Print.
Also to Stormfell.ie

11/09/2026

Culture Night in Baltinglass is on Friday 18th September.
Here are some of the MUSIC events.
The B.ART Baltinglass Art Group is having an OPEN MIC night in Horans Bar & Restaurant and accommodation
There is JAZZ in Baltinglass Golf Club, Also Flowers of Ukraine and KENDALL MOODY,
St Mary's Church on Church Lane has BALTINGLASS SINGS.
Baltinglass Matters

07/09/2026

Culture Night in Baltinglass is on Friday September 18th in Horans, the Golf Club, Fatima Hall and St Mary's Church on Church Lane.

The Wicklow Arts Office full schedule of free events for Culture Night 2026 is here! 🎈

Make sure to check out the programme to see what's happening in your area 🎉

All events are free and booking is advised to avoid disappointment!

For full programme details and booking info, visit the Culture Night website here: https://culturenight.ie/country/wicklow// ✨

How will you Culture Night on Friday 18th September? 🎇

Culture Night Wicklow County Council Wicklow County Council Library Service

31/08/2026

Our Economic and Tourism Subgroup will be out on the street at 6am to watch the filming. Or maybe a bit later.
Filming is going on all day.
Please park your car away from the filming areas to keep Baltinglass looking like it did i the 1950s.
Wishing the cast and crew a happy, productive day in our town.
Thanks for choosing Baltinglass for Mary Rose.

Tidy Towns and the Economic and Tourism Town Team are delighted to see our picturesque town with its intact vernacular streetscape and buildings used in director’s Colm Bairéad new 1950s set feature film Mary Rose.
The Town Team have devised a suggested colour scheme for Baltinglass drawing from our rich natural surrounds; pastel blues, greens, purples, yellows and browns.
Butter yellow featured in many of our wildflowers and a dairying heritage embedded in the life of the town, cornflower blue, a flower which once grew widely in corn and flax fields and foxglove pink provide some of the inspirations.
Textile production associated with the town and its hinterland and the use of local flowers and fauna for their dye making properties, is another source for the colour palette. Purple loosestrife gives brown and purple dyes, brambles which give us blackberries produces green, black, blue and yellows, depending on what part of the plant is used, St John’s Worth hues of yellow, green and maroon, while gorse, so visible on Baltinglass hill, gives bright sunny shades of yellow and deep green.
William Hanbidge in Memories of West Wicklow, 1813-1939 informs us that you could tell where a person was from by the colour of their clothes, as the dyes for home produced clothes came from local plants.
The Team are encouraging owners of premises to paint colours drawn from this pallet, creating their own interpretation, while paying attention to the overall look, in enhancing our pretty little town. They have secured funding for this……..
As ever, thanks to the increasing number of owners/businesses who have brightened up their premises for all to enjoy. And best wishes to Colm and those involved in Mary Rose, we look forward to its release at the end of 2027/early 2028.

28/08/2026

This might just give tourism j. Baltinglass a boost. Our town will represent 1950s Ireland .

Fifties drama Mary Rose, starring Zara Devlin, already attracting industry buzz

28/08/2026

Another exhibition from Baltinglass. The library is hosting this one.