Well done to all who got involved in the Bride Rovers Community Clean-Up Week. There is still time to join in...!

Thank you in particular to Catherine Murphy, Lorraine and Colin Campbell, James Bermingham and Jim Sheehan for leading litter pick-ups during the week. Thank you also to Rosario Kielty and John Arnold for coordinating clean up materials.

There is still time to get involved, as the Clean-Up week has been extended until Sat 18th April.

Find out more at www.gaacork.ie/cleanup.

#CorkGAACleanupDay #GAA #CommunityCleanup

1. Commit to tidying up a specific area and record this ASAP on our form at https://forms.office.com/e/YeFrHWaYxk. 
This will allow us to track and share this information.

The area could be as little (just outside your house) or as large as you want.

2. (OPTIONAL) If needed, you can pick up gloves, pickers and bags today Monday evening (13th April) from 8pm to 8.30pm. Many families will have these at home.

3. At any time that suits you during the week, tidy that specific area with the help of your family or neighbours. Take a photo and share with 0879808973 or on X with hashtags #CorkGAACleanupDay #GAA #CommunityCleanup @BrideRoversGAA

4. (OPTIONAL) You can bring any rubbish collected to the main field on Sat 18th April from 11.00am to 11.30am. Many families may wish to dispose of any rubbish collected via their domestic waste collection service.

Orange bins are available, as always, at the pitch areas to support the collection of waste cans and plastic bottles. This initiative continues to be led by the Ladies Club.

Please join us in this worthwhile initiative. Any queries to Michael Carey on 0879898973