Burnaby Park Gets Ready For Its Facelift

Having undergone some upgrades in recent months, with a brand new path and street lights along with a fine 1916 memorial planted in the corner, Greystones’ beloved Burnaby Park is now set to get a major facelift.

Having already begun, the restoration, rejuvenation and replanting of the town’s historic park is being organised by both the Burnaby Residents Association and the Greystones Tidy Towns.

Here’s Marie from the latter to explain…

What’s so special about the Burnaby Park this week you may ask??  Well work has at last started on its FACELIFT.  We are calling the rejuvenation to the park a Facelift and have a facebook page in the same name Burnabyparkfacelift.  Here is the jist of what is going on……

Over the coming weeks, Burnaby Residents Association and Greystones Tidy Towns will start working on a major community project in Burnaby Park. This will involve substantial restoration and replanting of the park which we hope will result in a significant improvement to this important public open space in our town.

Initially, the derelict bed along the Killincarrick Road boundary of the park will be cleared by a Wicklow County Council digger and the resulting debris and tree stumps will be removed.