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With an open invitation for all and sundry from across Greystones and beyond to join in the fun agus games, there was
“These events are so important to build inclusiveness and strength within our young community here in Hawkins Wood and Aldoborough,” says one of the main organisers, Karl Quinn.

Come together…
chance for everyone to put away their phones, step outside into
the real world and just hang out with your neighbours, the Harvest Festival once again brought the residents of Hawkins Wood and Aldoborough together for a very fine afternoon.
Holy, this was almost as packed as the Picnic In The Park.
With an open invitation for all and sundry from across Greystones and beyond to join in the fun agus games, there was
a distinct carnival atmosphere today, with live music, food stalls (including fresh veg, courtesy of Newcastle’s long-running North Wicklow Country Market), vintage cars, Zumba with the bould Audrey, a Cool Food School workshop, a stall selling Post Traumatic Stress Balloons, some
insider scoops on pet maintenance from Barks’n’Bubbles, musical bingo, the, eh, Credit Union, assorted Gardaí and firemen, the Community Garden gang, the Greystones Youth Café gang, some more vintage cars, and, as always, lots of hay bales scattered all over the shop.
Magic.
“These events are so important to build inclusiveness and strength within our young community here in Hawkins Wood and Aldoborough,” says one of the main organisers, Karl Quinn.
“What a fantastic day we all shared with the support of local businesses and community services.
“There was plenty of laughter and the sun was shining brightly on our lively Harvest Festival this afternoon…”
Also there was our no.1 roving photographer, John McGowan, who snapped over 100 pics of this grand day outside.
You can check out the full gallery of John’s pics in hi-res (free to download) right here, and go check out last year’s Harvest Festival right here.

chance for everyone to put away their phones, step outside into
the real world and just hang out with your neighbours, the Harvest Festival once again brought the residents of Hawkins Wood and Aldoborough together for a very fine afternoon.
a distinct carnival atmosphere today, with live music, food stalls (including fresh veg, courtesy of Newcastle’s long-running North Wicklow Country Market), vintage cars, Zumba with the bould Audrey, a Cool Food School workshop, a stall selling Post Traumatic Stress Balloons, some 

“What a fantastic day we all shared with the support of local businesses and community services.