Accessible garden features sensory planting, seating areas and an acorn sculpture supported by local community groups.
A new sensory garden costing over €363,000 has officially opened at St Catherine’s Park in Leixlip.
The garden has been designed to provide an accessible outdoor space for people of all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities, older people and families.
It features specially selected plants, accessible pathways, seating areas and landscaped spaces aimed at promoting relaxation and wellbeing.
The project was delivered by Kildare County Council at a construction cost of €363,200, including VAT.
The opening also saw the unveiling of a new acorn sculpture by stone carver Aileen-Anne Brannigan.
The artwork was supported by Intel Ireland, fundraising by the Save St Catherine’s Park Group and contributions from local residents’ associations.
Cathaoirleach of Kildare County Council, Cllr Tim Durkan, described the garden as a welcome addition to the park, providing a peaceful and inclusive environment for the community.
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