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Photograph supplied by Pat Brady (Rotary Club Newbridge President).
A brand-new Permanent Remembrance Tree installed in Newbridge's Liffey Linear Park.
The Rotary Club and Tidy Towns groups in Newbridge have combined efforts to put another tree into the Linear
Park, and create a special place of remembrance for everyone to enjoy.
From now on, ash from the named ribbons related to the annual Rotary remembrance fundraiser will be scattered at the new permanent tree annually.
Pictured at the placing of a Rotary Club plaque at the new tree, from left to right: John Phelan (Newbridge Tidy Towns), Peter
Robinson (Rotary Club), John Cashman (Newbridge Tidy Towns), Craig Mallinson (Plaque maker), Pat Brady (Rotary Club
Newbridge President), Padraig O Luanaigh (Newbridge Tidy Towns), Evonne Boland (Newbridge Tidy Towns) and Eamon
Nolan (Rotary Club). Photograph supplied by Pat Brady.
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