Due to a number of factors Donnybrook Tidy Towns has cancelled the Souls of Donnybrook 2020 event.
Donnybrook TidyTowns Presents ‘Souls of Donnybrook’ 2020 - an online evening to remember, Sat 31st Oct from 6:0pm.
The Old Graveyard will be open to public from 3-4:30pm.
Restart a Heart Day – a day each year when across the globe we raise awareness of CPR and how important it is for us all to know how we can save a life using just our hands.
We are a group created by Donnybrook Tidy Towns in response to the pandemic Covid-19 virus to offer help and assistance to elderly and/or vulnerable residents in our community.
Read more: Donnybrook Tidy Towns Self-Isolate Help Response Group
Taking a very practical approach, the Gardening For Biodiversity book details projects to help wildlife of all kinds under a range of headings, with tasks suitable for everyone from the total beginner to the more ambitious DIY enthusiast. With clear instructions and step-by-step drawings by illustrator Barry Reynolds, the guide offers the gardener lots of options to help our biodiversity.
The 30-Day Challenge has five different sections: Recycling, Do it Yourself, Education, Health & Well-being, and Kitchen.
Everyone who completes the 30-day challenge will win a Sustainable Pack by ECO-UNESCO. See https://www.yea.ie/30-day-challenge-keepiteco for details.
World Bee Day is May 20th.
Infectious disease pandemics like coronavirus (COVID-19) can be worrying. This can affect your mental health. But there are many things you can do to mind your mental health during times like this.
Read more: Minding your mental health during the coronavirus pandemic
Sometimes certain ideas can take hold that are not necessarily the most effective evidence-based actions. If you are generous enough to help with Pollinators, we want to make sure that what you are doing is the right thing and is having as positive an impact as possible. Some common myths are addressed in the this document.
Spring Alive: please inform BirdWatch Ireland when you see spring migrants birds returning. The project is especially well-suited for children who are currently stuck at home, so please spread the word far and wide: they need as many records as possible . . . including yours!
The Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) is launching a national Storytelling Competition ‘Stories from the Waterside’ / ‘Scéalta Ó Thaobh An Uisce’. The primary objective is to engage our local communities at this time of lockdown and is being promoted on the ground by the Community Water Officers.