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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Graig Garden in Graignamanagh / Picture: Pat Moore (File Photo)
From this week's Graignamanagh Notes...
A beautiful tradition continues of dressing the front of Graig Garden with an array of colurful flowers every summer season for all in Graignamangh to enjoy.
This has become a tourist attraction too with visitors enjoying the pretty view, taking photographs and enjoying it as part of the charm of Graignamanagh.
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Artists and painters will travel internationally to paint in Graignamangh as part of the Art in the Open Festival hosted in Wexford.
You can be certain, that like in years gone by painters will come and choose Graig Garden and its wonderful flowers as their preferred scene, and produce beautiful paintings of it and many other great sights in the town.
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