Councillors in Newcastle West Municipal District up in arms as €70,000 from the Mayoral fund is to be spent on a mini street sweeper they never requested
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MORE than 50 people from the community of Kilmeedy took on an ice-bath challenge last weekend as part of a major fundraising drive.
Residents of the rural village are always thinking of innovative ways to fundraise to help them create a space for locals and visitors to enjoy.
All of the monies raised from the Kilmeedy Ice-Bath challenge will go towards the development of a seven-acre site which was recently acquired by Kilmeedy Community Development Group.
Almost €50,000 has already been donated via an online fundraising page - click here to donate.
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