The Clonbeale Bog in Rath has been a conservation project of Tullamore and Birr Lions Clubs.
A bog in the Midlands could eventually be turned into a recreational amenity.
The first phase has been completed at the Clonbeale Bog in Rath, which included a three week conservation works phase.
The overall project started in 2023 as a collaboration between Tullamore Lions Club and Birr Lions Club in an effort to conserve certain parts of the bog, with a feasiblity study and conservation plan carried out.
Environmental Officer of Tullamore Lions Club Michael Carroll says Clonbeale would be a climate and recreational amenity:
Gardai Praise Safety Organisation For Hard Work
Westmeath Councillor Calls For Compromise On Housing Development
Offaly Councillor Proposes Livestreamed Local Authority Meetings
Revenue Seize Over €570k In Contraband
Westmeath Volunteers Recognised At Water Safety Awards
Westmeath Hospital Among Top Earners Of Public Health Funds
Calls For Accountability Over State Covered Tax Errors
Government To Support Workers Affected By Fastway Receivership - Peter Burke
Major Oil Spill In Offaly
Growing Industry Driving Rise In Property Prices - Laois Auctioneer
Half A Million Granted For Midlands Outdoor Recreation Projects
New Objection To Midlands Hospice Site In Offaly
Developers To Address Oireachtas On Housing Challenges
Westmeath Residents Move Against Major Housing Development
Median House Prices Rise In Midlands
Literary Festival Kicks Off In Laois Tomorrow
New Entrance To Laois Shopping Centre Gets Green Light
Midlands Winners For Family Carer Of The Year Announced
INTO Survey Reveals Job Vacancies In Over Half Of Special Schools
Offaly Mother Raises Almost €2k for Down Syndrome Ireland