
Community come together to build nine new planters
A Jobstown community found common ground when they worked together built nine new community planters in their local area as part of a project.
Members of the Bawnlea community worked to craft and fill nine new planters, with five in the estate and four set down at Mount Seskin Community College off Fortunestown Road, in a project led by South Dublin County Partnership’s Empowering Communities Programme (ECP).
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