Campaign group pleased with GoFundMe drive to safeguard West Cork woodland walk

A fundraising drive has been launched to safeguard a woodland walk in a popular coastal retreat in West Cork.

Wed, 05 Dec, 2018 - 11:59

A fundraising drive has been launched to safeguard a woodland walk in a popular coastal retreat in West Cork.

A community-based group, Castlefreke Our Woods Our Walks, raised almost €8,000 within a week of launching its drive to aid the provision of new walkways in Castlefreke Woods close to Rathbarry village.

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