Dailly Community
NEXT COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING - WEDNESDAY 2 JUNE 2010 - 7PM - COMMUNITY CENTRE. ALL WELCOME. IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS/ COMMENTS, PLEASE HAND IN AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE.
THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL NEEDS YOU ....... WE HAVE ONE VACANCY ON THE COUNCIL, AND WOULD REALLY LOVE TO HAVE SOMEONE FILL IT.
ARE YOU INTERESTED?? COME TO A MEETING OR SPEAK TO ONE OF THE COMMUNITY COUNCILLORS.
We have decided to make a village diary - so that we don't get conflicting dates - LOOK UNDER DIARY.
Dailly Amateurs play their last game of the season on Wednesday 19 May against Mossblown - we wish them luck....
GIRLS - Y-DANCE - STARTING WEDNESDAY 21 APRIL - 4.30 - 5.30 PM AT THE ACTIVITY CENTRE - P7s AND UPWARDS SECONDARY.
Check NEWS for updates and new items:
Mobile Banking
Dog Fouling
Skips - update
Roads - update
Carrick Ring'n'Ride
and Other Stuff.....
DAILLY YOUNG ANGLERS - NEW SEASON STARTING FRIDAY 23 APRIL - 7PM - AT THE CHURCH HALL - check their page .
DAILLY SCOUTS - check their site for an update on their DIARY.
CLUB DIAMOND - started again - look under Sport and Leisure.
YOGA - has started again - check details under Sports and Leisure.
Check Primary School website for update on their school travel plan - Green Eco-Flag Award - www.dailly.sayr.sch.uk .
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Welcome to the Dailly website where we will be adding and updating information on everything that's going on around Dailly.
Dailly parish lies in a broad open valley about two miles wide through, which runs the River Girvan. In the area are the castles and estates of Killochan, Bargany, Dalquharran, Penkill and Kilkerran.
Click to find out how the Jolly Beggars Centenary Celebration Burn Supper went, and see some photos of the event
The parish contains extensive upland areas to the north, extending to Kirkoswald parish and to the south extending to Barr parish which was at one time part of Dailly parish as far as the summit of Kirriereoch and the northern shores of Loch Moan.
The eastern end of Dailly parish reaches as far as Kirkmichael and Straiton parishes and to the west it is bounded by the parish of Girvan, which like Barr was once part of Dailly parish. Two roads between Maybole and Girvan run through the parish of Dailly, one on the north side of the river and the other on the south. Both of these roads follow the valley, which is well wooded, and give picturesque views of the hill areas on either side of the River Girvan.
There are two main communities in the parish - Old Dailly and New Dailly.
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| • Activity Centre | |
| • Amenities | |
| • Arts & Crafts | |
| • Business Directory | |
| • Church | |
| • Clubs and Groups | |
| • Community Council | |
| • Dailly Trails | |
| • Diary | |
| • Facilities | |
| • History | |
| • News | |
| • Schools | |
| • Sport and Leisure | |
| • Youth Activities | |
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