Balbriggan Tourism
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Balbriggan Tourism Committee aims to turn Balbriggan into a pleasant and attractive town for residents and tourists alike. Balbriggan Tourism Committee, which brings together representatives of community and business interests in the town, aims to develop a unique tourism proposition for Balbriggan which will showcase the wonderful assets available locally - our history, our maritime culture, our castles and our beaches.
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Thank you to all who attended the talk and plaques unveiling yesterday in the Church of Sts Peter & Paul in Balbriggan. The Chairman of Balbriggan Tourism Committee, Cllr. Tony Murphy was delighted to welcome the art historian and Harry Clarke scholar, Dr Nicola Gordon Bowe to Balbriggan. Dr Bowe was utterly charming and gave a very detailed and insightful talk on the two magnificent Harry Clarke windows, The Visitation and The Widow's Son housed in the church. Afterwards, there was a funny moment when the slowly creeping-in storm Ewan almost took the unveiling out of the hands of the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Darragh Butler as he pulled the red ribbon to reveal the plaques. (photos by Michael Feeney)
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Many thanks to Jozef Voda and the gentleMEN from Balbriggan MEN SHED, - Johnny, Conn, Billy and others who fixed the Harry Clarke plaques to the wall outside Sts Peter & Paul Church on Friday evening in bitterly cold conditions.
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JUST A REMINDER OF THIS EVENT TOMORROW AT 2PM We have a lovely new set of postcards which will be available to purchase on the day for 1,- each.
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BALBRIGGAN TOURISM INVITES YOU TO THE FIRST FREE EVENT OF THE YEAR
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HAPPY ST BRIDGET'S DAY OUR FIRST EVENT OF THE YEAR IS COMING UP LATER THIS MONTH - WATCH THIS SPACE
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THE CHRISTMAS TREE ON GEORGE'S SQUARE IS FINALLY COMING DOWN. LET'S HOPE THAT SPRING IS NOT TOO FAR AWAY.
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2016 was a productive year for Balbriggan Tourism Committee - Check out our feature in the Balbriggan Local, January 2017, pages 8-9. Pick up your free copy of the magazine at designated pick up points: Supervalu Balbriggan, Lidl, Tesco Millfield S.C., Balbriggan Dunnes Stores at Castlemill S.C., Balbriggan Bank of Ireland.
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BALBRIGGAN CHRISTMAS DAY SWIM 2016 A great crowd of swimmers and supporters gathered for this year's Christmas swim on the beach in Balbriggan. Nearly 14 degrees, a few rays of sunshine and light breeze - ideal conditions. Well done everyone! HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
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The CHRISTMAS DAY SWIM is something of a Balbriggan tradition which is growing in popularity every year. This year on 25th December at noon swimmers will brave the icy cold waters of the Irish Sea at Balbriggan Beach (The Front Strand) and take the plunge for a charity of their choice. Come to support them.
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Check out this fabulous production of William Luceâ’s multiple award-winning drama, BRONTË: a solo portrait of Charlotte Brontë Thursday 15th December at 7pm in Ardgillan Castle’s stunning Drawing Room Admission: 15,-
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Check out all or any of the host of Christmas Fairs in and around Balbriggan this weekend: Christmas Fair at PAWS at Ardgillan, Saturday 10th December 11am to 4pm Gaelscoil Bhaile Brigin Christmas Market, Sunday 11th December 11am to 4pm Balbriggan Integration Forum WINTER CELEBRATION, Balbriggan Combined Clubs, Sunday 11th December from 4 pm to 8pm Seamus Ennis Arts Centre Christmas Craft & Food Fair, Sunday 11th December, 11am to 4pm
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