BALLINCOLLIG TIDY TOWNS POLLINATOR CORRIDOR
1 Poulavone Roundabout
A pollinator Heaven. Every plant is pollinator friendly. No Spraying. Less Cutting of the grass and 4 Areas left uncut
1A Poulavone Statue
50 Perennial Pollinator Plants put in place surrounding the Statue
2 Glendower Court
Wildflowers, Pollinator Friendly Planting, less frequent grass cutting, No Spraying
3 The Link Road
Managed Wildflower Meadow
4 Fr Sexton Park
Transition Stone and Pollinator Friendly Planting
5 Killumney Road
Less Mowing Lots of Heathers in this area and visible signs of animal tracks
6 Killumney Road
Wildflower area and less mowing
7 Station Road
Pollinator Friendly planted Areas
8 Colaiste Choilm
Wildflower Meadow
9 Main Street
14 Wooden Planters with Pollinator Plants
22 Old Fort Road
Two areas at rear of Castlewest left to grow naturally and will be manages over the coming year.
23 Orchard
50 Fruit Trees planted in conjunction DC 4 Bees. Area has no pedestrian traffic and is now deemed a Biodiversity Heaven
20 Classis
Raised Bed with Pollinator Friendly Planting and across the road less frequent mowing in Pairc Cul Rua
10 Sunningdale
Pollinator Friendly area. Natural Stone Wall
11 Cleburne Mews
Pollinator Friendly Bed and less frequent mowing
12 Westcliffe Flowers Bed
An exceptionally large, raised flower bed with over 3000 plants which are pollinator friendly
21 The White Horse
Pollinator Friendly Plants throughout all planters. Management are horticulturists
24 BTT Allotment
Area outside allotment has a large uncut area as a Meadow. Pollinator Planting throughout the allotment
13 Scoil Barra - Ballincollig Community School
Pollinator Friendly planting in both School grounds
14 An Caislean Raised Bed
A Community Flower bed which is pollinator friendly
15 Coolroe Flower Bed
Pollinator Friendly Bed installed by local business and maintained by local resident
25 Coolroe Heights
An estate that has transformed its activities and is providing plenty of food for the Bees
16 Coolroe Meadows
In this estate Spraying has been stopped and at the entrance to each section of the estate sections of the grass areas have been replaced with Pollinator Friendly Plants.
17 Coolroe
Large Sweeping beech hedge with grass area underneath with Dandelions and cut less frequently
18 Regional Park
A Pollinator Heaven. Managed Wildflower Meadows Large grass meadows uncut planting with thought throughout the 134 acres. An amazing area
19 Westcourt
Pollinator Friendly Planted Areas and No Spraying
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OUR MISSION
Bringing together all that is good in a community to create a Town future generations can be proud of
“Your future depends on what you do today” (Mahatma Gandhi)
TIME CHANGE
BUSY TIMES Twenty-six bags of weeds and briars were removed from the flowerbed next to the entrance to An Caislean on...
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
SUMMER PLANTERS This week with the promise of brighter days, our workers began preparing the planters for the summer....
CHILLY DAYS
WORK BEING DONE On Saturday the two Pats continued washing the trails signs in the Regional Park. They washed a...
LOTS TO DO
SUNDAY 19TH FEBRUARY On Sunday week last 27 Volunteers and 4 Transition Year students (under the guidance of Denis)...
REST IN PEACE
SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO TOM BUTLER CHAIRMAN OF BALLINCOLLIG TIDY TOWNS ON THE DEATH OF HIS BELOVED MOTHER AS A MARK...
TAKING SHAPE
LITTER PICK NEWS With a record number of Volunteers (27) turning out for the litter pick last Sunday we managed to...
WELCOME TO BALLINCOLLIG TIDY TOWNS
Ballincollig is nestled on the south bank of the river in the beautiful Lee Valley about 7 miles west of Cork City. Known to locals as ‘The Village’ Ballincollig became part of Cork City in 2019. It offers a wide and varied range of shops, services and industries for locals and visitors alike.
REGIONAL PARK BALLINCOLLIG
is Ireland’s largest Industrial Heritage site covering an area of 134 acres, accommodating numerous Walkways and Trails, Playground, Skate Park, Multi-User Games Area, Pitches, Picnic Areas, and Permanent Orienteering Course (http://www.corko.net/ballincollig_poc) .
The nearby Inniscarra Reservoir is home to many clubs
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National Rowing Centre (http://www.rowingireland.ie/national-rowing-centre-4/)
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Inniscarra Sailing & Kayaking Club (http://corksailing.com/)
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Cork Powerboat & Waterski Club (http://waterskiireland.com/)
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Offers excellent bream, rudd, bream-rudd hybrid angling, having hosted a number of international competitions (http://www.fishinginireland.info/coarse/southwest/inniscarra.htm)
