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The flyer with details of the new Roscrea Women's Shed - courtesy of Michael Kirwan
A new Women's Shed is forming in Roscrea - taking inspiration from the phenomenal national success of the Men's Shed movement.
Following two very positive and productive meetings in Roscrea recently, the group is now moving to the next stage of developing a Women’s Shed in the town.
The next meeting will take place on Thursday, March 19th from 7.30pm to 9pm in Muintir na Tíre Hall, Roscrea (E53 AH34).
All women are welcome to attend. No experience is required and there is no commitment expected.
New participants are especially encouraged to come along and help shape the group, discuss possible activities, and agree practical next steps.
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