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Pupils from Scoil Bhríde Boys National School, Tullamore, are pictured with Barbara Sullivan from the Heritage in Schools programme and their teacher Seán McCann following the planting of a new Hare’s Corner heritage orchard and native woodland.
The project was made possible thanks to the Burrenbeo Trust, who supplied five Irish heritage apple trees along with 50 native Irish-grown bare-root trees for planting.
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