
Sensory delights from new room unveiled for Bawnogue children
A new sensory room for children in the Bawnogue Youth and Community Centre (BYCC) has been unveiled after €8,000 worth of funding has been granted.
The new sensory room was made possible after the centre was awarded €7,000 through the National Lottery Community Grant and a further €1,000 by Specsavers in The Mill Shopping Centre in Clondalkin.
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