Community help urged as beaches set for revamp

Several of West Cork’s blue flag beaches are set for a facelift as part of a new initiative.

Community help urged as beaches set for revamp
Mon, 18 Feb, 2013 - 00:00
Áilín Quinlan

And communities wishing to get involved, are invited to make a case.

Work has already been carried out at Inchydoney Beach under the scheme, where the West Cork Development Partnership (WCDP) contributed about €183,000 to landscaping at Virgin Mary’s Point.

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