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Women’s Health Evening - Castletown Liam Mellows GAA will host a Women’s Health Evening on Wednesday April 19th from 8pm-10pm at the Clubhouse.

Birthday greetings also to Rosie McGuire, Knockgreany who celebrates her 9th birthday on Monday 10th April. Birthday greetings also to Thomas Walker, Croghan View whose 9th birthday is on Sunday. Also birthday greetings to Cillian Andrew Condren, Monaglough whose 13th birthday is on Saturday.

A large number of residents attended.īirthday greetings to Charley Rose Kelly, Main St who celebrates her 6th birthday on Saturday 8th April. There was a recent meeting between Croghan View residents and the Tidy Towns for people to express their views on work that needs to be done. Spring has arrived and we need all roads to be litter free, so please take a walk and fill a bag The Community House is available for meetings, functions, club talks etc at very reasonable rates, also outdoor seating and kitchen facilities, available for hireĬoolgreany needs volunteers to help with the upcoming 2km clean up. Admission €5 for non-members of above, Tea and Cakes served afterwards. Old Kilnenor Historical Society will host a very interesting talk on Knockbaun and Local Folklore, which will be delivered by Richard Lister in Ballyfad Community Centre on Friday 14th April at 8pm. we have new pastel paintings in, done by Iryna who also does pet portraits. There is a fabulous variety of locally handmade crafts including needlework, handmade soaps and candles, macrame, beaded jewellery heirloom quilts made from recycled fabrics and many more crafts. Tinahely Craft market is open on Saturdays from 10 a.m.

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Participants will be free to choose their own theme, writing style and story setting contemporary or historical.Ĭelebration: Our aim is to gather all the new writing together in a specially-designed booklet, which will be launched at an inclusive public event. Participants will each decide on a story they wish to write and receive guidance, help and encouragement along the way–sharing their own particular take on life in the locality.

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Workshops: This series of workshops is an exciting opportunity for people who live in the Askamore area.

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This free trial of the activities (outdoor, weather permitting) is the first step to improve muscle strength.Īim: Producing a new collection of memoir writing, will be our main goal. This will take place in Carnew, Sports field on Thursday April 6, Monday and Thursday, April 17, and 20, between 10 a.m.

The instructor for the Men on the Move Programme will provide advice and demonstrate a range of physical exercises to improve core strength and mobility. Many thanks to everyone for your support. Split the Pot envelopes can be had from any parent in the school or by calling into the school. Winners of the Easter Bunny Hampers were James Doyle, Castlewhite and Ciarán Keane, Ballytarsna. Winner of Split the Pot today Friday 31st March was The Murphy Family, Drummond – winning €240. Congratulations to Angela Macken, Philip Dunne, Joan Doran and Layton O’Neill who all won easter eggs. The winner of the Easter hamper was Louise Joyce, Carnew. The seller’s prize was awarded to Ciaran Somers, Coláiste Bhríde. Happy Easter to all in the school communityĬongratulations to this week’s Split the Pot winner - Saoirse Doyle, Kilcavan Carnew. Our next split the pot draw takes place Friday 21st April. Our seller’s prize winners who won Easter eggs were Lucy McCarthy, Lexi Oliver, Jack Byrne, Calam Moynihan, Billy Kinsella.

The lucky winner of our split the pot draw for Scoil Aodan Naofa Carnew was Donna Moynihan, who won €310.