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Rampark NS in Lordship are holding an artisan craft market to raise much-needed funds for a new Autism unit for the school.
People are encouraged to support the fundraising market which will take place at Rampark NS in Lordship this Saturday, June 21st from 11am to 3pm.
There will be over 20 stalls on the day with a variety of local handmade products, a bake sale and refreshments, along with the much loved Muchgrange Gelato van selling sweet treats.
All vendors, along with some local businesses, have kindly donated a gift towards a raffle at the end of the day also.
The fundraising artisan craft market is in aid of the school's new Nuture Room, which will be an Autism support space.
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