Ballynacally Development Association 2009  -  Busy Year..

It's that time of year when we reflect on work over the year and between activities and awards it certainly has been a very busy year for all, between Development Association, Playground and Tidy Towns.

Here are some of the activities over the year:

• Ballynacally Christmas Cards  - Christmas 2008
• Hosted Carol Singing/Turning on Christmas Lights along in association with Parents Council
• Recycle Program for mobile phone, batteries and printer cartridges
• Setting up of Ballynacally History Group
• Secured LEADER Funding of €15,000
• Fundraising for Playground
• Fun Days on Fair Green
• Fair Green Renovation
• Opening of new Children's Playground
• Hen family celebration day
• Shane Gilmore Sculpture on Fair Green
• Tidy Towns Newsletter 2009
• Tidy Towns Three Year Plan 2008/09/10
• Tidy Towns Tunnel Flower Project
• Tidy Towns Awards - Silver Medal 2008 & 2009
• Overall winner in Clare County Council Clare-in-Bloom Awards 2009
• Galatea Boat at village entrance
• Wildlife public display board
• Heritage public display board
• Community Centre Renovation
• Festive evening on Fair Green 2009  

	It really is a credit to everyone involved and a genuine thank you to anybody who helped in any way to make all of this possible.  We also extend this thank you to groups not aligned to Ballynacally Development Association.  We have a responsibility to make our community a better and safer place to live for all and we think the people of Ballynacally can hold their heads high and look back on 2009 with a lot of pride. Hopefully, the community spirit that was so gloriously shown in 2009 prospers in 2010. Happy Christmas and New Year to all.

James Maher
Chairperson
Ballynacally Development Association.   

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