COMMITTEE MEMBERS behind the upkeep of Ballysheen Graveyard are appealing for financial donors to support its enhancement.

Recent weeks have seen a high level of voluntary activity undertaken to improve Ballysheen Graveyard in Sixmilebridge with the enhancement remarked on by many visitors in the locality.

Most of this work is voluntary but the committee is appealing to anyone who is in a position to financially support the project to get in touch with all donations welcome. The following committee members can be contacted: Joan Keogh (087 2740819), Raymie O’Sullivan (087 6717740),Flan O Connor (086 3705659), Mary Corry Casey (086 3850278)

Mass takes place in the graveyard this Thursday (September 1st) at 7pm.

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