Join us on Sat 29 October 2016 for a walk in Hollyfort Village's spookey woods!
Meet at 6pm at Hollyfort car park by the Old Village School
Guided walk 30 mins, starting every 15 mins from the car park
To reserve your spookey place, contact Linda - 0870572688 or Annetta - 0876533850.
€5 pp. Proceeds in aid of Girls Football, Kilanerin, and Hollyfort Tidy Towns.
It's sure to be a very, very scary night!!!!
Hollyfort Village
Hollyfort (Irish: Ráth an Chuilinn, meaning "ringfort of the holly") is a village in north County Wexford, Ireland. It lies within the townland of Mangan (Irish: an Mongán, meaning "the little swamp") in the valley of the River Bann, 7 km northwest of Gorey.
Historically it was called Rahincullin, which is an anglicisation of its Irish name.
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Saturday, October 8, 2016
HALLOWEEN FANCY DRESS - Sat 29 Oct
Halloween Fancy Dress Party
Cooneys Hollyfort
Sat 29 October 2016
9.30 till late
Music by J.R.
Admission €5 in aid of Tidy Towns fund.
Tickets available from Cooneys Pub
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Tidy Towns Results 2016 - Up 14 points
Hollyfort Village has been congratulated by Tidy Towns adjudicator on their 2016 Application. The village was awarded 244 points, up 14 on last year - a steady increase each year since they entered the competition three years ago.
Congrats to Hollyfort Development Group and all local people who supported the group by attending fundraisers and donating to the Tidy Towns fund.
Click here to read full Adjudication Report 2016
Well done everyone!
Congrats to Hollyfort Development Group and all local people who supported the group by attending fundraisers and donating to the Tidy Towns fund.
Click here to read full Adjudication Report 2016
Well done everyone!
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Tip of the Month - Autumn work without pollution
As homeowners tackle the job of raking leaves, clearing gardens, and cleaning yard debris, they create a lot of noise and pollution. In fact, one gas-powered leaf blower can emit as much pollution as 80 cars! Here are some tips for a quieter, cleaner way to maintain the yard:
Choose hand-powered or electric tools over gas:
Leaf blowers: Rakes are effective, and cheaper than using a leaf blower. Plus, you get a chance to burn some extra calories! If you need a power tool for a hard to reach spot (like your roof, or in between shrubbery), try an electric leaf blower rather than a gasoline-powered one. Electric leaf blowers are usually quieter, more energy-efficient, and get the job done just as well as their high-powered counterparts.
Garden trimmers: As an alternative to more energy-intensive trimmers, you can also try electric trimmers. Or, if you want to be a retro gardener, use manual shears to trim back evasive bushes and carefully prune your favourite tree.
Lawn mowers: Many yards are small enough that a hand-powered lawn mower does the job. Hand-powered lawn mowers are very quiet, replacing the roar of a power motor with the quiet whir of the lower-tech model. If you have a larger yard or one that requires heavier maintenance, research electric lawn mowers which make less noise and have a lower environmental impact.
http://www.earthshare.org/
Community Car Park for Hollyfort Village
Hollyfort Village has now the facility of a community car park. Situated adjacent to the Old School House, it will provide parking for those attending church services and the various events run in the old school. A joint project with St. Johns Church of Ireland and Hollyfort Development Group.
Saturday, August 27, 2016
Hollyfort Flower Festival in full bloom
Congratulations to all those involved in the Hollyfort Flower Festival celebrating 200 years of St. Johns C of I Hollyfort. The display of flower arrangements was spectacular. Hollyfort Dev Group's display is shown below with some other stunning arrangements.
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| Hollyfort Dev Group |
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Writing in Nature: Grove Mill River Walk
In assoc with Gorey Writers, join us on a River Walk: Writing Together in Nature.
Poetry readings, workshop and short river walk.
Where: Hollyfort, Grove Bridge River Walk
When: Sunday 31 July 2016
Time 12 noon
Donation: €5 to Gorey Writers Anthology Fund.
Bring a Picnic
Parking available at Carol's house close-by.
All welcome to join us on this fun day out.
Poetry readings, workshop and short river walk.
Where: Hollyfort, Grove Bridge River Walk
When: Sunday 31 July 2016
Time 12 noon
Donation: €5 to Gorey Writers Anthology Fund.
Bring a Picnic
Parking available at Carol's house close-by.
All welcome to join us on this fun day out.
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