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Beat on The Street Banagher 2025 presented an impressive €17,500 to five very deserving causes at Banagher Community Centre. Photo Credit: Dave Boylan
Beat on The Street Banagher 2025 presented an impressive €17,500 to five very deserving causes at Banagher Community Centre.
This year’s beneficiaries were Offaly Hospice, Birr/Banagher Mental Health Association, Cliona’s Foundation, Banagher Pitch Development, and Banagher Community Centre.
Now in its sixth year, Beat on The Street Banagher has become a much-loved fixture in the local calendar — raising an incredible €136,500 to date for charities and community organisations.
The Beat on The Street Committee extended heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported this year’s festival — from those who attended the event, donated, or took part in the Pop-Up Shop and Raffle.
Special appreciation was also given to the volunteers, sponsors, local Gardaí, and Offaly County Council for their ongoing support and dedication, which continue to make the festival such a success.
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