BALLINCOLLIG TIDY TOWNS POLLINATOR CORRIDOR
Poulavone Roundabout
Glendower Court
The Link Road
Fr Sexton Park
Killumney Road
Killumney Road
Station Road
Colaiste Choilm
Main Street
Classis
Sunningdale
Cleburne Mews
Westcliffe Flowers Bed
Scoil Barra - Ballincollig Community School
An Caislean Raised Bed
Coolroe Flower Bed
Coolroe Meadows
Coolroe
Regional Park
Westcourt
Parklet
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)
TO SEE IN SEPTEMBER…..
BLOOMIN’ LOVELY
THE CAMERA NEVER LIES Darren Lane and Terry Hume, two local photographers, very kindly spent time capturing...
WITH AUTUMN APPROACHING
DATE FOR THE DIARY OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF BALLINCOLLIG PARKLET Following the success of the Parklet on Douglas Street and...
COMPETITION READY
WORK THIS WEEK The floor in the Poly Tunnel at the Allotment was sorted on Monday. Then during the week indoor...
AS SUMMER FADES
URGENT APPEAL URGENT APPEAL URGENT APPEAL BLOOD SUPPLIES ARE LOW DUE TO VACCINATIONS AND SUMMER HOLIDAYS....
BALLINCOLLIG HERITAGE WEEK 2021
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)
