RATHBARRY, PEARL OF WEST CORK
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Tidy Town Committee Members


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Rathbarry Tidy Town began in 1981. The late Mary Hayes was founded member. She was the first person to plant a flower in the village.
Officers were elected;
the late Tom Galvin, late Seamus Hodnett and Jim Maquire and a small committee of the late Garry Rasmussen , late Dan Driscoll, and Matt Galvin.

It was very weak at the beginning. Then in 1989 new officers were elected and it began to get serious work. A lot of hard work was put into the villagebut in 1994 we hah a large general meeting and people got really interested in Tidy Towns.

New officers were elected;
Eugene Scally was our new Chairman,
John O'Regan Vice chairman,
Donal Hayes Treasurer,
Breda Hodnett Secretary,
Esther O'Regan Assistent secretary,
Martin Barry and
James O'Hea Chief advisers
Joseph Hodnett and Martin Barry Public relations officers

From then on it was very serious business. We got great co-operation from Cork County Council, FÀS, Duchás, Coillte, schoolchildren and business people when it came to sponsoring material and machinery we needed and our local people were second the none.

Also the generous people who gave their antique for museum and farm machinery for the village.

This got the village the state it is in to-day
BEAUTIFUL !