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A community event is set to take place in Adare to offer locals the opportunity to learn more about the natural and cultural heritage of the River Maigue
THE Maigue Rivers Trust is inviting local residents, community groups and families to a special community evening next week in Adare.
It will take place in the Fitzgerald Woodlands Hotel on Monday, October 20 at 7.30pm. This free event will feature engaging talks and an opportunity to learn more about the natural and cultural heritage of the River Maigue.
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Historian Paul O’Brien will share insights into the social and environmental history of the river, exploring its role in shaping local communities. Attendees will also hear about community involvement with the upcoming Ryder Cup, showcasing how people across the region are working together to shine a spotlight on Limerick.
Please RSVP to Christine at info@maigueriverstrust.ie or by phone on 086 0669606. All welcome to attend.
Established in 2016, the Maigue Rivers Trust works closely with local people to safeguard and improve the rivers and lakes of the Maigue catchment. Its mission is to ensure these waterways achieve their full potential both environmentally and recreationally, for the benefit and enjoyment of all.
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