Cork’s northside gets a Groovee new Grove as hundreds of native Irish trees planted

Many young people took part in the project and have a sense of “ownership” of micro-urban woodland created 
Cork’s northside gets a Groovee new Grove as hundreds of native Irish trees planted

Jude and Frank planting mixed native trees on the bank opposite the grove at Sun Valley Park.

Hundreds of trees have been planted on Cork’s northside as Gurranabraher and Churchfield come together as part of the Green Spine Initiative.

Over 500 native Irish trees were planted, creating a micro-urban woodland now known as the Grovee Grove.

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