The September issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features reports from the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships in Dingle, back to school, upcoming events such as music in the Wild Garden and Sneem River Clean.

The August issue features photos and reports from the recent Sneem Summer Festival. Inside there’s a report on the public meeting which took place in July to launch a draft plan for the village of Sneem.

The July issue features Kate’s Pedlars on the front page who cycled the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle in memory of Catriona O’Sullivan. The centre pages feature the programme for the upcoming Sneem Summer Festival which takes place from the 19th to 23rd July. There are reports from local schools and clubs and lots more is happening in Sneem in July. The back cover advertises the upcoming Public Consultation on a new Development Plan for Sneem which takes place in Sneem Hotel on Monday 10th July

The June issue features what’s happening in Sneem over the June Bank Holiday weekend on the front page. Inside there are reports from local clubs, schools and organisations.

The May issue features the upcoming GAA Lotto Jackpot draw on the front page. Inside are reports from local schools and clubs. The draft Sneem TidyTowns 5 year plan is published for review.

The April issue features What’s On in Sneem for Easter on the cover. Inside are reports from various community groups and schools.

The March issue gives details of the upcoming St. Patrick’s Weekend in Sneem. It features reports from community groups and the recent Sneem Community Rose event.

The front page of our first issue of 2023 features local winners of recent Hotel Gold Awards. This issue contains feedback from Sneem TidyTowns application into the 2022 Pollinator Award, plans for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day and Summer Festivals and other events planned for the year.

Find out what’s happening over the Christmas season in the December issue. It features reports from last month’s Sneem Storytelling Festival, local clubs and schools.

The November issue featured upcoming events such at the Sneem International Folklore and Storytelling Festival which takes place from 11th to 13th November this year. The Tidytowns adjudication report is printed in full inside and there’s news from both schools and local clubs. There are photos from the Scarecrows on the Green in Sneem Festival and of course, news of Sneem Resource Centre’s recent move to new premises in the South Square.

The October issue features upcoming events for Halloween in Sneem. There are reports from various clubs and the programme for the upcoming Sneem International Storytelling and Folklore Festival.

The September issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features Sneem Rowing Club’s homecoming celebrations from the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships on the front page with results and photos inside. There are reports from the return to school, GAA updates, TidyTowns advice and upcoming events in community.

The August issue features photos from the Appreciation Evening for Batt Burns, our Heritage Week musical event in The Wild Garden, Parknasilla Golf Club and Sneem Rowing Club.

The July issue features the upcoming Appreciation Evening for Batt Burns on the front cover. The programme for the Sneem Summer Festival 2022 which runs from 20th to 24th July is in the centre pages. The results of Sneem regatta, news from Sneem Digital Hub, Sneem TidyTowns, Parish news and other local events are covered.

The June issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features last month’s first Holy Communions on the front page. Inside are details of the upcoming regattas in Sneem, Sneem and Tahilla school and Sneem creche’s end of year reports, news from Sneem Digital Hub, Sneem Tidytowns and Blackwater.

The front cover of the May issue features Colm “Gooch” Cooper in conversation with Killian Burns at Sneem Digital Hub’s recent event to thank people in the community for their contributions to the Hub. The report continues inside. There are also reports from local schools, sporting organisations, scouts, etc. Biodiversity Week events in the local area include Creating a Community Wildlife Garden in Church Field, Sneem on 13th May.

The April edition of the Sneem Community Notice Board carries tributes to Catriona O’Sullivan, Chairperson of Sneem Resource Centre who was tragically taken from us on Sunday 3rd April 2022. She is such a huge loss to her family and the community of Sneem. There are pictures and prizewinners from St. Patrick’s Day, Sneem GAA medal presentations and news from Tahilla and Sneem schools as well as local clubs.

The March issue features the upcoming Sneem St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Fair Day on the front cover. Inside there are reports from local community groups and school. The Events Calendar has returned along with local adverts.

After the lifting of most of the Covid restrictions, Sneem is getting back to normal with AGMs and events planned. There are reports for the local primary schools, Sneem Digital Hub, the Autism Friendly Sneem project and Story House Feasibility Study and more

The Christmas issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features the hugely successful outdoor Christmas Market on the front cover. All the local businesses have taken out ads wishing their customers a Happy Christmas and New Year.

The November issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board featured upcoming events such a visit from the Welch contingent of the LIVE Project, as storytelling evening and the upcoming outdoor Christmas Market. Inside are photos of the Scarecrows on the Green Festival, the 2021 Sneem TidyTowns Adjudication Report and reports from local clubs.

There’s lots happening in Sneem over the Bank Holiday weekend and our Scarecrows on the Green festival returns for the half-term break. There are reports from various clubs as restrictions ease and events start happening again.

The September issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features local confirmations and first Holy Communion on the front and back covers. Inside are signs of a community coming back to life with schools reopened and clubs planning to meet again.

The July/August issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board features the Knightley family who won a car in the local Credit Union members draw. Inside find reports of Sneem Development’s work around the village and a list of the Top 10 things to do for free in Sneem. There’s a collage of the Sneem River Word Walk 2021 on the back cover.

The June issue features two new businesses on the front cover, Kav’s Coffee and Sneem Heritage Village Tours. Inside, there are end of year reports from Sneem Community Preschool and Creche and Tahilla and Sneem National schools. This bumper full colour issue contains a pull out AED map showing where defibrillators can be found in the local area. There is also news of golf, gardening, tennis and boules, Sneem has everything to enjoy outdoors this summer.

This month’s newsletter has details of businesses reopening after the latest (and hopefully the last) lockdown. There are reports from both schools, the Darkness into Light swim, Sneem Autism Friendly project, Sneem TidyTowns, Resource Centre, Church and the hunt for the common lizard from the LIVE project.

This issue featured Sneem Bridge on the front cover which was closed for repairs. There are reports from both local schools, Sneem Digital Hub, Blackwater News and local news. A proposal is put forward for Sneem to become an Autism Friendly Village.

The March issue of the Sneem Community Notice Board celebrates the vaccination of half the village for Covid 19. There are reports from Sneem Gardeners, Sneem and Tahilla National Schools, and an appeal for rental accommodation from Sneem Digital Hub.

Our first issue of 2021 features photos of locals sea swimming during the current level 5 lockdown. Our pre-lockdown Outdoor Christmas market is featured, there’s a report from Tahilla CNS and some pollinator information.

The December issue contains details of the upcoming outdoor Christmas Market, reports from the local schools, the CE scheme, TidyTowns and other local groups and the Christmas ads from local businesses