UPDATE – Mulranny Geosurvey 2021 – Mulranny Community Futures

A Participative democracy initiative of Mulranny Community Futures

Have you participated in the Mulranny Geosurvey yet?
(For further information see post below)

To make a suggestion in this survey follow this link: https://survey.geodesignhub.com/j4jd/

To simply view or vote on existing suggestions follow this link: https://survey.geodesignhub.com/j4jd/feed#

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Mulranny Community Futures

6 days ago

Here's a great training opportunity from Vtos Achill See below for details.
Mulranny TourismA couple of last minute places have become available on our Tour Guiding Courses at Achill VTOS. Deis iontach ... #Opportunity

Níos mó eolais ar:
www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=320773
www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=320780

Give us a ring or send a message if you are interested in finding out more.

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Mulranny Community Futures

4 months ago

An opportunity to help tidy up your community and have it sparkling for the Season! Why not join Tidy Towns this evening, Tuesday at 7.30pm. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

Mulranny Community Futures are delighted to announce that the new Playground in Mulranny is now open and ready for some serious play!
We hope to have an official opening at a later date when restrictions allow to celebrate this great occasion.
We would like to thank EVERYBODY who helped make this wish a reality, the Fundraising Committee who gave their time generously, our Local Councillors who contributed funding, South West Mayo Development Company who administered the LEADER funding, Creative Play Solutions the quality contractor, everybody who donated funds in any way and Mayo County Council who drove and oversaw this project to fruition and who will continue to look after the playground into the future. Finally we would like to say a special thank you to the Doherty Family who donated the land which without we would not have this top class playground. We welcome children of all ages from the community and visiting Mulranny to enjoy this facility for years to come.
#lovemulranny #Mayo2021 #mulrannytourism #swmdc Mayo.ie GN Mulranny Park Hotel

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Mulranny Community Futures

4 months ago

Drum roll...........
and the winning community is
MULRANNY....!!!!!!!!!!! Well done everyone🎉🎉 ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

**WINNER IS MULRANNY**

Communities all across Mayo were invited to apply to Mayo County Council to become Mayo’s first Decarbonising Zone (DZ).

Mulranny and nine other Mayo communities submitted applications to become Mayo's first DZ. The winning community will be formally announced at the Mayo County Council Meeting that is being held on next Monday, 10th May.

A huge amount of work went into the preparation of the Mulranny application by the Community Futures DZ sub committee: Sean Carolan, Dr. Jerry Cowley, Saskia Eland, Joey Hanley, Michael Hughes, Carol Loftus, Michelle Loftus, Maria Masterson, Rory Moran, John Nevin and Helen Walker. A special thank you to the children of Mulranny National School who came up with some fantastic ideas to include in our application and to the two children who agreed to come on board the committee. Thank you also to all of the community groups and businesses that gave letters of support.

The best of luck to all of the applicants on Monday!

“A Decarbonising Zone is an area identified by the local authority, in which a range of climate mitigation measures can co-exist to address local low carbon energy, greenhouse gas emissions and climate needs. A Decarbonising Zone should also address the wider benefits of air quality, improved health, biodiversity, embodied carbon, agricultural practices, sustainable land management, waste, water, circular economy etc.,” ... See MoreSee Less

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