
OUR NEWS
Major David Molloy
We are very sorry to report the death in September of David Molloy at the grand age of 97. David worked tirelessly on the wildfowl feeding project and he was also involved in the installation of a replacement statue in the temple and the
procurement of the camellia garden.
Sensory Garden
The Friends are working with TWBC to install a sensory garden in Dunorlan Park.
There will be four raised planters costing £1,250 each. Two of these are now fully funded. Anyone wishing to contribute to the cost of the others should contact
Siobhan on dunorlanchair@gmail.com There will also be very significant costs for the creation of paths to make the garden accessible.
Annual Drinks and Nibbles Party
Our traditional annual party is for members only.
Become a member now and come along!
20th March 6-8pm
Barnardo's Meadows School
TN2 3ND

GET INVOLVED
Behind every beautiful park is a team working hard to protect it.
The Friends of Dunorlan Park is a charity dedicated to protecting and improving this much-loved Victorian Park. We are all volunteers and we do vital work – protecting wildlife habitats, funding improvements to amenities and working on projects to enhance the park. We organise community events and play a key role in making the park a welcoming place for all. As a charity we rely on community support.
Upcoming Events
Join us for an event in the Dunorlan Park.
*Become a member of Friends Of Dunorlan Park and the fees will be refunded.
MARCH
March
20
Friday
Annual Drinks & Nibbles Party
Members Only
6 -8 pm
Barnardo's Meadows School
WiIlicombe Park, Sandhurst Road,
TN2 3ND
It's the first on the left when you turn into Willicombe Park at the top of Sandhurst Road.
Our traditional annual party is for members only.
Other Events
Soon, we will announce our events programme for 2026. This is likely to include a tree walk, moth identification, bat walks and fungi identification. In addition, Peter and Siobhan will lead another of the popular Walk in the Park where we tell you some of the history of Dunorlan Park and the original Dunorlan House.
