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Cobh Flower and Horticulture Club
Cobh Flower and Horticulture Club are starting a new year and would welcome new members. Come along and see our floral demonstrations and listen to our garden talks throughout the year. We also have teaching nights and garden visits. We meet on the first Monday of each month except on bank holidays when it’s on the second Monday. Our subscription for the year is €30.
Our next meeting is on Monday 13th February in the Cobh Community Centre at 7pm. There will be a talk on gardening entitled “Spring into Spring” and our speaker is Jason Donovan. Plants will be on sale.
Visitors welcome. Admission €5.
NOTE: Starting time: 7pm.
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