Cobh Tidy Towns
Cobh Tidy Towns launch 2015 Calendar
Today we gathered together with the 2015 Cobh Tidy Towns Calendar photographers to launch the availability of this collection of stunning photographs of Cobh. We are very grateful to all who shared their photographs with us for consideration for inclusion in the calendar which is not only a vital fundraiser for us so we can continue our enhancing projects around Great Island but also gives us an opportunity to share worldwide pictures of beautiful Cobh. The Calendar is now available in Cobh Heritage Centre, Tregan Crafts, Cathedral Shop and the Post Office.
Our volunteers will also be selling calendars outside Garveys Supervalu on weekends of the 13th and 27th November. Thank you to Jeff and all at Cuppacity Coffee for their hospitality at our launch.
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