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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Lisryan village
The Lisryan Family Fun Weekend kicks off this weekend with an open air mass in the community park, followed by refreshments in the hospitality tent.
We just need the weather to be on our side.
There will be some traffic disruption during the weekend but we will be doing our very best to keep it to the bare minimum for all.
Keep an eye out on our social media platforms for more details: instagram @lisryantidy village and facebook lisryan tidy village and development page.
We hope to see you all throughout the weekend of fun activities, sports, live music and stalls.
The Hot Pokers are playing in the Crossroads Inn on Sunday night from 7pm to bring our first annual event to a finish. Free admission, raffle on the night.
A night not to be missed. A word of thanks to all our sponsors who have been more than generous in helping us with the weekend event. Also thanks to a great committee who are working hard behind the scenes to get all organised.
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