
Polish scout group has 200 people partying together with first picnic
THE We Come Together community picnic in Springfield drew more than 200 people down to Maplewood Road for a day filled with fun, food and friendship on Sunday, August 23.
The picnic was hosted by the 87th Dublin Polish Scout Group and brought the local community together to celebrate their new home in Tallaght after moving from Crumlin last year.
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