Community notes March 7th
March 09, 2026
Timoleague Historical Society:
Michael O' Brien of Butlerstown is a well-known local historian, poet and musician and will present the mysterious and tragic story of the Cardiff Hall at Timoleague Community Hall on Thursday night, March 5th. at 7.30pm. Timoleague Historical Society has a suggested donation of €5 at the door. All welcome with refreshments afterwards.
World Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer will be celebrated on Friday, March 6th. The theme for this year is “I Will Give You Rest: Come”. A local service will be held at Kilgarriffe Church of Ireland, Clonakilty on Friday night at 8pm. All are welcome.
Timoleague Bingo
Timoleague Bingo are organising a Charity Bingo Afternoon in aid of Cancer Connect on Sunday, March 22nd. at 3pm. at Timoleague Community Hall. Your support for this worthy event would be greatly appreciated.
Decode Food Labels Talk
A presentation on Decoding Food Labels will be held at The Educational Garden, Timoleague on Thursday night, March 12th. at 7.30pm. When we pick up food in a shop we look at the back and the labels contain a mass of codes - it might as well be written in another language. This session, which will be conducted by Dr. Sinead O’Donovan, Leadership and Nutrition Consultant is designed to be clear, practical and genuinely useful. All are welcome and a donation of €10 is suggested. Education Garden, TimoleagueP72DX23.
Tidy Towns Report Contd.
The Railway Park continues to be a well maintained and very attractive green space, with excellent pollinator planting. New landscaping behind the public toilets and additional planting at Chapel Avenue reflect your ongoing care for local spaces. I was especially impressed by “The Green Project” which has transformed a previously flood prone area near the community hall into a relaxing spot that is now used by school children and the wider community. The display of vintage machinery with new plaques behind the toilets adds great local character and interest. On adjudication day it was a pleasure to see so many small details being taken care of, such as freshly painted planters, well-presented agri-vintage cultural displays and clear signage around green areas.