Ballincollig Tidy Towns

Ballincollig Tidy Towns Irelands Tidiest Town 2024. Irelands Tidiest Large Urban Centre 2024. SuperValu National Tidy Towns
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Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects and community updates. This week's newsletter features our...
19/08/2026

Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects and community updates. This week's newsletter features our volunteer appreciation evening at HQ, preparations for Heritage Week 2026, litter picking and maintenance works across Ballincollig, updates from our composting programme, and news from our growing website blog.

Read this week's newsletter here πŸ‘‡
https://us21.campaign-archive.com/?u=cfeb3fc439f0f576f1ef8f1d5&id=28c5b452a4

Thank you to everyone who supports our work and helps keep Ballincollig clean, green and welcoming. Please like, share and spread the word. πŸ’šπŸŒΏ

Meet and Greet at The Fairy Trail in The Regional Park Ballincollig this Friday
19/08/2026

Meet and Greet at The Fairy Trail in The Regional Park Ballincollig this Friday

Heritage Week 2025  Date for your diary πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈπŸ§š
17/08/2026

Heritage Week 2025 Date for your diary πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈπŸ§š

14/08/2026

πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈ Did you know the Fairy Trail began as a Heritage Week project in 2015?

Over the years, the Fairy Trail in Ballincollig Regional Park has brought a little magic to generations of local and visiting families, growing from a handful of fairy doors into one of the park's most loved attractions.

Read the story of the Fairy Trail in our latest blog post:

πŸ“– https://www.ballincolligtidytowns.ie/blog/heritage-week-2026-fairy-trail

And don't forget, Kim the Elder Fairy returns to the Fairy Trail next Friday, 21 August, as part of Heritage Week 2026.

✨ Read the story. Relive the magic. Join the adventure.

Ballincollig Heritage Association

For many local families and visitors alike, the Fairy Trail has become a treasured part of childhood. Hidden among the trees of the Beech Walk, it has delighted generations of young explorers who have searched for fairy doors, discovered magical surprises and immersed themselves in a world of imagin

Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects and community updates. This week's newsletter features pre...
07/08/2026

Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects and community updates. This week's newsletter features preparations for Heritage Week 2026, volunteer clean-up and maintenance works across Ballincollig, updates from our watering teams, news from the Fairy Trail, and much more.

Read this week's newsletter here πŸ‘‡

πŸ”— https://us21.campaign-archive.com/?u=cfeb3fc439f0f576f1ef8f1d5&id=5d990e50e1

Thank you to everyone who supports our work and helps keep Ballincollig clean, green and welcoming. Please like, share and spread the word. πŸ’šπŸŒΏ

Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects, and community updates. Read this week's newsletter here πŸ‘‡...
02/08/2026

Catch up on the latest Ballincollig Tidy Towns news, projects, and community updates. Read this week's newsletter here πŸ‘‡

πŸ”— https://us21.campaign-archive.com/?u=cfeb3fc439f0f576f1ef8f1d5&id=b1f3fd4c25

Thank you to everyone who supports our work, and helps keep Ballincollig clean, green and welcoming. Please like, share and spread the word. πŸ’šπŸŒΏ

As part of National Heritage Week 2026, Ballincollig Tidy Towns is delighted to host a special event celebrating the ric...
01/08/2026

As part of National Heritage Week 2026, Ballincollig Tidy Towns is delighted to host a special event celebrating the rich natural and community heritage that makes Ballincollig such a unique place to live, work and visit.
Read more about the event here:
πŸ”— https://www.ballincolligtidytowns.ie/blog/heritage-week-2026

We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating our shared heritage together.

Ballincollig Heritage Association

Watering SolutionsIn response to the National Hose Ban, we have reviewed our water supply sources to maintain the level ...
28/07/2026

Watering Solutions

In response to the National Hose Ban, we have reviewed our water supply sources to maintain the level in our planter reservoirs. We identified several alternative sources and on Friday evening we drew water from the river at the bridge in Curraheen Village. With the assistance of a submersible pump and a portable generator we filled both tankers in a short time. We will continue to use this source until the ban is lifted.

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