• Welcome to the new Shankill Matters Blog style website!

    The purpose of the Website is to provide a forum to keep the residents of Shankill informed on community-based news and events and a method of getting involved in any of the Tidy Town initiatives.

    If you want to share your opinions or contribute in any way on any of the posts and pages please use the post a comment option.

    To contact Tidy Towns click on contact tab and fill in contact form and submit or email me Derek Lindsay at info@shankillmatters.com

Tidy Towns Competition

The submission has been sent in for the Tidy Towns Competition so the Adjudicators could visit Shankill at any time.  We would ask residents to be mindful of their surrounds and dispose of any litter in sight.  Also please remove any graffiti if it can be easily dealt with, if not please contact us with details of where it is in the village.  If at all possible please ensure that the areas to the front of your houses/businesses are kept clean and tidy.

Let’s hope we win a silver medal this year!  It would be a great boost to those  who volunteer their time and efforts throughout the year.

 

Thank you note from Shankill Tidy Towns

We would like to thank all of those involved in our Spring Clean this year. Despite inclement weather, we had a good turn out and much was achieved.

Our schools (Scoil Mhuire, St. Anne’s, Rathmichael, St. Brendan’s), our three churches (St. Anne’s, Rathmichael, Crinken), Shankill Bible Club, Shankill Football Club, Cuala GAA, Shankill Tennis Club, 52nd and 36th Scouts (in particular Rathmichael Beavers and Cubs), local Residents’ Associations (Athgoe, Corbawn, Rathmichael, SSRA, Castlefarm, Seaview, Crinken (RA in the reforming!), DLRCoCo, PANDA, photographers John Coveney and Nicole Le Saout, Grassmatters and Eco Tree Care, the new owners of Shankill Shopping Centre, Shankill Financial Services, the residents who helped in the lead-up to the day and of course all of those who braved the elements to come out on the day.
Thank you for helping to make and keep Shankill a beautiful place to live, work and play in.
“Seanchill, tá cuma breá ort.”
Shankill Tidy Towns

A very BIG thank you!

THANK YOU to everyone who came out on Saturday 13th April in the lashing rain to help clean up Shankill.  We got loads of work done thanks to all who volunteered their time and efforts.  The place is looking really great this morning in the sunshine!

Spring Clean Day Saturday 13th April

Only a few days to go to our annual spring clean.  Let’s hope the weather stays dry.  If you would like to contact us regarding further details or if you would like advice or help with your own estate/road clean up please call 086 4103299.

Meeting at 2pm at Garda Station and the top of Quinn’s Road.  Litter pickers, bags and gloves will be provided.  If you have any shovels, brushes, wheel barrows etc please bring them along.

See you on Saturday!