Facebook posts disappear in a day.
The notice about the clean-up or the match is gone from people’s feeds by tomorrow. And plenty of people aren’t on Facebook at all.
A proper website for your town or village: what’s on, local businesses, clubs and news, all in one place. Easy for volunteers to keep up to date, and no hosting fees, ever.
Sound familiar?
The notice about the clean-up or the match is gone from people’s feeds by tomorrow. And plenty of people aren’t on Facebook at all.
Someone kind built it years ago. Then they moved away, the password went with them, and the site has said “Christmas 2019” ever since.
Where do I park? When’s the bus? Is there a GAA club? Who do I ask? The answers are all in people’s heads, not online.
What your town gets
Each part is built so a busy volunteer can look after it in minutes, from a phone.
Every event in town in one list. Anyone can send one in.
Shops, clubs and services, kept up to date by the people who run them.
Short posts with photos. As easy as Facebook, but they don’t vanish.
Bus times, parking and maps, so visitors stop ringing the shop to ask.
A public board of what the town is working on, and what’s been done.
Resident surveys and a “report an issue” form that lands in your inbox.
How it works
Tell us about your town and your group. We’ll tell you honestly if we’re a fit.
We collect your listings, photos and logo, and load them in. You send what you have.
Your site goes live on your own web address, in your town’s colours.
A friendly session for your volunteers, online or in person. That’s all it takes.
Built in Headford
Baile grew out of Headford Online, the community website for Headford, Co. Galway, built with HADA, the town’s development association.
We’ll give you the paperwork: a quote, a one-page project description and outcomes wording.
€2,000, once.
No hosting fees. No monthly bill. Your town owns the site.
Book a 15-minute chat. No hard sell. Tell us about your town and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can help.