Bruff Tidy Towns

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Bruff Tidy Towns To generate awareness, co-operation and enthusiasm amongst the people of Bruff in a concerted effort to enhance the natural and built environment of the town

Bruff Tidy Towns Programme is a community driven initiative to enhance local pride in our immediate environment. It will showcase Bruff’s unique identity and community spirit, deliver sustainable benefits for all and establish the town as a desirable place to live, work and socialise

15/10/2026
15/10/2026

Next weekend promises a great night of music and entertainment at the Honey Fitz. To avoid disappointment please text name and ticket numbers required to 0879706739.

15/10/2026

Rural women are vital leaders in their communities, playing a key role in tackling global challenges such as poverty, hunger and the climate crisis.

On Thursday’s International Day of Rural Women — and every day — join us in:

🔸 Recognizing their work as food providers and protectors of the environment.
🔸 Calling for their participation in community decision-making.
🔸 Advocating for rural areas where women have the same opportunities as men.

— via UN Women

A great morning's work! This morning volunteers gave the church yard a good clean-up, and the paths are looking much bet...
15/10/2026

A great morning's work! This morning volunteers gave the church yard a good clean-up, and the paths are looking much better.
The job was done with our brand new Weedhex machine, purchased with funding from Limerick City and County Council through the Local Enhancement Programme. A big thank you to the Council for their support.
The machine will be put to good use around the town, helping us keep Bruff clean and tidy while avoiding chemical weedkillers.

14/10/2026

The United Nations General Assembly has declared 2026 as the Intern...

14/10/2026

Delighted to meet a group from Grange, Co. Limerick who are visiting Leinster House and who met my colleagues Minister Simon Harris TD and Minister Josepha Madigan.

Grange Parish Fedamore Parish Bruff Community Page Bruff Tidy Towns Fedamore Limerick

14/10/2026

There are nine species of bat established in Ireland and all are protected under both Irish and EU legislation. Bats are protected because of the important ecological services they provide and their role as indicators of the health of an ecosystem. A single bat can consume up to 3,000 insects per night as well as pollinate plants and disperse seeds.

While bats are common in our nocturnal landscapes, they are threatened by insensitive developments, night lighting and habitat loss. Old traditional farm buildings with nooks, crannies and gaps in the roof slates can be used by bats. The installation of bat boxes provides bats with a location for roosting in areas where appropriate roost sites may not be present.

The installation of Bat Boxes is an action many farmers participating in the Co-operation approach of the Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme are undertaking as part of their Non-Productive Investments with funding from the Scheme.

Have you spotted any Bat Boxes in your local area?

14/10/2026

Samhain is quickly approaching! The days are getting shorter and the wind is getting wilder! This year we have a full schedule of events happening at Lough Gur to celebrate Limerick as the Home of Halloween.
On Thursday October 29th we have a Samhain Scavenger Hunt. It will be running across the day. Participants will use their map to find various questions hidden through out the park. Each correct answer will allow children to unscramble a word, which they will then use to claim their prize in our visitor centre! Tickets can be purchased exclusively on http://loughgur.com (use the book now button on our homepage)
Tickets cost €7 and booking ahead of time is highly recommended as we cannot guarantee places will be available on the day.

14/10/2026

THE FERRYMAN CAST ANNOUNCEMENT

Next in our cast announcements are Rebecca Barry, Padhraic Hastings, Paddy Kelly, Dave Griffin, Helen Christie and Brian McNamara.

Set in County Armagh during the late summer of 1981, the play follows the sprawling Carney family as they prepare for their annual harvest feast — a day of hard work followed by an evening of music, dancing and celebration. But the festivities are shattered when a visitor arrives carrying a secret buried for more than a decade.

Widely acclaimed as a modern classic, The Ferryman masterfully blends the tension of a political thriller with the warmth and complexity of a family saga. It is a powerful exploration of love, loss, and the enduring impact of the past amid the turmoil of Northern Ireland’s Troubles.

🗓️ Running from Wed 4th to Thur 12th November
📍 Lime Tree Theatre

Book now!
🎟️ https://bit.ly/4xtBoTa

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