With last week’s show a huge success, viewers are already hooked on the new series of Operation Transformation, which is set this year in beautiful Balbriggan. Airing last night, the RTE hit weight-loss show provided a whole new slew of online reaction and Twitter comments, as contestants had their first weigh-in of the season. Support
It’s great news today for the Balbriggan community! Fingal County Council expects to continue the delivery of recreational hubs around the region during 2019 and Bremore Regional Park has made the list. Work is continuing on the development of the park to turn it into a top-class tourist attraction, and preparations are to begin shortly.
Thousands of you tuned in across the country last night to watch the latest season premiere of Operation Transformation on RTE. Based in Balbriggan, this year’s series marks the twelfth year running, and judging by last night’s online reaction, the first episode was a huge hit. Thinking it’s brilliant that #OperationTransformation gets so many people
Don’t forget to tune in to see Balbriggan unveiled as first-ever home town for Operation Transformation which returns tonight (Wednesday 9 January, 9.35pm, RTÉ One). For the next eight weeks the new series will be based in Balbriggan as OT attempts to get the whole town moving. Over the course of the series OT will
Over 4,000 people have now taken the ‘Our Balbriggan’ survey on balbriggan.ie, following an intensive month of consultation by the team at Fingal County Council, local community groups and businesses. The people of Balbriggan have shown enormous enthusiasm for the regeneration program, with 2,000 survey responses in the first two days alone. The first launch night
Public realm: Quay Street and harbour rejuvenation Bremore regional park and coastal improvements Railway Street and station redevelopment Dublin Street improvements Bracken River corridor and Mill Pond Park Bremore Castle to Ardgillan Castle coastal way as part of Fingal Coastal Way Local Economy and Enterprise: Develop quality leisure experiences based on the potential of the
Thousands of local residents have created an amazing initial response to the Our Balbriggan survey which was launched in the Bracken Court Hotel on Monday night. In its first two days over 2,000 people took the survey on balbriggan.ie, the results of which will shape the order of priorities for a list of improvements to
The World Cafe event is designed to gather a group of people together in a cafe style setting, where they will share their views on the draft plans for the area and there will also be an opportunity to bring new ideas to the table for discussion. The atmosphere will be upbeat, engaging and supportive
The period from November 26th to December 14th will be vital to the future of Our Balbriggan. During that time a public survey will be conducted at a number of locations throughout the area, online at balbriggan.ie and through our social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Instagram, where you should look out for
Balbriggan Tidy Towns, as a vibrant and voluntary community group, is going from strength to strength, which the latest Tidy Towns adjudication report can testify. Tidy Towns volunteers focus on a wide variety of tasks and go way beyond just dealing with graffiti and litter. This year saw us spearhead landscaping projects in the Railway
