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Bruckless Pier, Darney
The next beach clean takes place this afternoon, Saturday, June 18 at Bruckless Pier, Darney from 1 pm to 2pm.
The organisers have ask participants to bring a snack and sensible shoes.
"We would also like to mention the Dunkineely NS and Killaghtee NS pupils, who have been out and about at the coast.
"You will remember that the schools, along with Bruckless put together signs at Bruckless Pier, encouraging people to pick up their rubbish at the Bunlacky outlet and Trá Bán.
Both schools visited their signs in the last two weeks and lead by example," the spokesperson said.
For more details go to www.dunkineelycommunity.ie
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