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06 Sept 2025

Thrilling day beckons for Laois community over Brigid's Day weekend

Families get great new community playground which officially opens

ballyfin laois

Jecca the Clown is a star attraction on the big day in Ballyfin

The Ballyfin Community Development Association is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the 'Dún Mhic Cumhaill' Playground.

They say an exciting event will take place at the playground site, and all members of the community are invited to attend.

The official opening ceremony will feature a delightful entertainment session for children, headlined by the talented Jeca the Clown. The Association revealed more about what's in store on the big day over the Brigid's Holiday weekend.

"Families can expect an afternoon filled with laughter, joy, and memorable moments as we inaugurate this new recreational space in our beloved community. MORE BELOW PICTURE.

"The festivities won't end with the playground unveiling. Following the ceremony, all attendees are invited to join us for refreshments at the Old School Ballyfin, where the spirit of community and camaraderie will continue to flourish.

"We look forward to celebrating this momentous occasion with the entire community. Everyone is welcome to join us in marking the beginning of a new era of play and community engagement in Ballyfin," they say.

The playground opens on Sunday, February 4th, at 2 pm

The Association members say they are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Ballyfin through various community initiatives and projects. MORE BELOW PICTURE.

They say the the 'Dún Mhic Cumhaill' Playground is a testament to the association's commitment to creating vibrant and inclusive spaces for all residents. This project is part-funded by CLÁR on behalf of Department of Community and Rural Development in conjunction with Laois County Council.

The Association also acknowledge additional grants received from AXA Community Parks Fund, Tesco Ireland Community Fund and Laois County Council and the people of Ballyfin who donated so generously to our fundraising efforts. 

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