Approximately £75,000 was invested to refurbish the existing facility, which now features a mixture of equipment including junior and senior swings, an inclusive roundabout, basket, and cradle swing, as well as springers, spinners, and play panels. In addition, a range of seating has also been added so parents and guardians can come along and share in the children's play experiences
The Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, Councillor Paul Greenfield was joined by children from St Patrick's Primary School in Armagh, along with community representatives, contractors, elected members and council officials to cut the ribbon on the new facility.
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"I am absolutely delighted to be invited along to cut the ribbon and announce this brilliant new park officially open in Drumbreda," said the Lord Mayor. "It's such a joy to see the children outside on this beautiful day enjoying themselves on all this fantastic new play equipment – I know this facility will be loved throughout the community for years to come."
Lead contractor Farrans brought the project to life with support from subcontractor Garden Escapes, which supplied and installed the new equipment.
This play park forms part of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council's £4.75m play strategy, which will see a number of parks across the borough refurbished, alongside a commitment to non-fixed play, which is crucial to child development.
