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The Palivere Pikajalamäe center gave the Irish ambassador James Sherry confidence that Läänemaa is developing, life does not stand still here.
“For example, when driving to Paliverre, he said that he had been here before. But when he saw the service building of the health and sports center (built between the visits), he said that the development process can be noticed in it. This shows that our things are working, they are not quite at a standstill,” Lääne-Nigula mayor Janno Randmaa described the end of the ambassador’s visit.
Irish Ambassador James Sherry visited West Nigula municipality on Friday. He was greeted by an Irish wolf as a special surprise at the Oru cultural hall
Source: online.le.ee
