Ballinaglera

Community note

Around Ballinaglera

Ballinaglera's community hall carries hub, GAA, walking, older-story and shop/pub-memory notices. Ballinaglera Digital Hub is based at Ballinaglera Community Hall, N41 A2N8, with three desks, kitchen facility, high-speed broadband, free parking and video-conferencing facilities. GEAI says 20 solar panels were installed on the hall roof with LEADER support, and its emergency-hub proposal adds solar power with battery storage, EV charging, rainwater harvesting, backup generation, showers and laundry. The local hall-and-trail rhythm is chair yoga, village clean-up days, Walking for All, a local youth club for resident members and a St Hugh's Well biodiversity walk starting at Ballinaglera Hall. Ballinaglera GAA adds the parish sport line: a recent All County League post had Ballinaglera beating Cloone 0-21 to 0-08, the fixture trail runs through St Hugh Park, Drumreilly, Carrigallen and Blacklion, and upcoming Division 3 listings put Ballinaglera away to Carrigallen on 4 July and at home to Drumreilly on 11 July. The club history says Ballinaglera left Allen Gaels in 1981, serves the rural parish between Lough Allen and Sliabh an Iarainn, and developed Pairc Naomh Aodh with dressing rooms, a training pitch, playground, all-purpose sports hall and gym. The local information page asks for stories, old photos, customs and family histories, and carries village memory around Skerrie Rynn's bar and shop. A Seed Stories evening in the community hall added drawing, remembering, seeds, local food and the Leitrim Environmental Network AGM. Ballinaglera's notices include hall, hub, solar roof, GAA pitch, gym, chair yoga, litter picks, youth club, St Hugh's Well, Lough Allen, Skerrie Rynn's, old photos and parish sport.