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Inishowen environmental group, Meitheal Chranncha, is holding two spring clean days.
The first is taking place on Friday, April 8, and the second on Saturday, April 9.
Working Transition Year students from Crana College in Buncrana, Meitheal Chranncha, will collect litter from the beaches, at the front shore and surrounds, at Swan Park and the Conneberry beach at the back shore, on Friday.
On Saturday, Meitheal Chranncha, will collect litter from Ned’s Point out as far as Stragill and on the roadway up towards the Black farm and beyond towards the town.
Volunteers are welcome on both days.
If you are interested, please call to Buncrana Youth Centre, Castle Avenue, leaving between 10.30am to 11.00am on both days.
Between us all, there will be enough bags, gloves and litter pickers to go round.
If you do decide to join us, be sure suitable clothing for the weather, sunny or wet.
For further information, contact: Liam Doherty on 0830122661
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