A big gathering of people from the parish of Kilmaley is expected at 2pm at Kilmaley Daycare Centre on Sunday (November 6th).

There will be entertainment and refreshments for everybody. This is a Harvest gathering to celebrate the year and to allow people to come together for a chat after the long lockdown.

Organisers are expecting people from all age groups and all clubs to attend so that they can become aware of the facilities and rich diversity of activities available in the parish.

For those interested in walking, a 5k route will be marked out and a shorter walk for little ones will also be available.

Meeting to start the walk will take place at 12.30pm at the DayCare Centre, allowing participants to return for the gathering at 2pm.

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