Members of the Moygownagh Rambling House Group enjoyed a busy and creative spring programme featuring macramé, wreath-making, decoupage, picture transfer art, and an engaging heritage talk by architectural historian David Hicks. Pauline reflects on the fun, friendships and new skills developed through these enjoyable community evenings.

Today: April 20th 2026, marks the third anniversary of the foundation (that sounds real posh!) of Moygownagh's Rambling House Group.

On that momentus day, the three cofounders had no idea what this group would look like, where it would lead, or indeed if it would even take off at all.

Three years later it is important to remember our first small steps as we blossomed and grew into the happy established community group we are today.

Without naming everyone individually: thank you to our dedicated members who turn up regularly, to those who have spent time with us as guest speakers; trainers, or helped in any capacity.

It is also important to remember those who are no longer with us, but who's contribution and memories stay forever in our minds.

With hope in our hearts, we look forward to a new year of meetings, greetings, laughter and further learning experiences.

The Moygownagh Rambling House Group begins 2026 with a rich programme of community, culture, and conversation. From environmental talks and local history to music, craft, and céilí celebrations, Pauline Mahon reflects on a season of shared learning and parish connection.