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A group form Rath Eglish Foroige who took part in a Litterpick recently.
IT'S been a busy month for Rath Eglish Foroige club as ten Leadership community projects come to fruition.
This exciting programme enables young people aged 15-18 to develop the skills and qualities necessary to be inspiring leaders. Young people are empowered to make a positive change in their community through practical actions and projects.
There were two events on Sunday May 14th, starting with a face painting and crafting event organised by Makayla Murray, with donations raising funds for Rath Community Games
Aisling Horan organised a community litter pick followed by refreshments. Many thanks to everyone that turned out to help and to Offaly Council for supporting Aisling with this event.
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