Week 14-06-09
Killenaule Library.( housed
in Slieveardagh Centre) (052) 9157906. Why not become a member
of your local Library and enjoy reading for the Summer Months.
Annual Membership: Adults 7.00 OAP's 1.50 Children Free. Opening
Hours: Tuesday 3-5pm and 6-8pm,Wednesday 2-5pm, Thursday 11am
- 1pm and 2 - 5pm, Friday 2 - 5. If you feel you need a little
help free of charge with job applications,CV's, looking for job/courses
on the net or some basic computer advice, the staff at Slieveardagh
C.I.T.E, are available to help you. As and from Tuesday 16th June(10
- 12) you can call to the centre and Angela will be more than
happy to assist you. If you have any further queries, please call
Rita /Angela on (052)9154896 Ext. 1.
Special Eucharistic Collection 2009.
Collection will be taken up on Saturday & Sunday 13th/14th June
2009. The Special Envelopes are available in the Churches. The
money collected will go to help finance this National Event of
the 80th Anniversary of the Congress in 1932.
Killenaule A.R.A. Next Meeting
will be held on Tuesday 12th June in St. Mary's Hall at 2-30 pm.
Killenaule G.A A. Killenaule
Senior Football team had a good win in Cashel on Sunday reaching
the county quarter final stages of the Championship, Killenaule
3-12 Moyne-T'ouhy2-10. The Junior B hurling team proved much to
strong for St. Mary's winning by 3-12 to 1-9. Player of the week,
This week's award goes to Adam O'Connell who excelled for the
U14s football team in their march to the South final. Player of
the past is Davy Ahearne. Davy played U21 with Killenaule representing
Mullinahone on the combination team Eire Og.Having won hurling
and football titles he joined Killenaule in the late seventies.
He was a most versatile player and could play anywhere. He captained
the senior hurling team when they won the South title after a
lapse of 25 years. He was also selected as player of the year
and represented Tipperary in an All-Ireland final in the 80s and
was unlucky not to collect a winners medal.
G.A.A. Lotto: There was no
Jackpot winner in this week's lotto. The numbers drawn were 5
- 10 - 12 - 15. Two match three winners;Reg Boardman,Lurgoe. Maureen
Burke.Bailey Street.Each received 100. Next week,s Jackpot rises
to 3,200.
Week 05-06-09
Clr. John Fahy.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude and thanks to the people
of Killenaule-Moyglass for their wonderful support to me in the
recent local elections. I acknowledge that it is an honour and
privilege bestowed upon me, to be elected as your representative
as a Member of South Tipperary County Council and I earnestly
look forward to working on your behalf in the future.
With Renewed Thanks
Clr. John Fahy.
Our Church History.
A history of our parish church compiled by the students of Scoil
Ruain can be seen at the back of the church.This involved visiting
the church,writing records and taking pictures of the church and
putting it all down in writing and through photos taken by themselves.
This display is well worth a visit.
Keeping Killenaule tidy.
Students from Scoil Ruain and young children from Hilltop Playschool
took to the streets of Killenaule in the past few weeks on a cleanup
of litter in the town. It is now hoped adults will follow their
example and make an effort to keep the town tidy. Ten years have
passed since Killenaule last entered the Tidy Towns Competition.
The local committee first entered in Tidy Towns in 1967 and won
many prizes during the following years. It would cheer up the
town if some hanging baskets and window boxes were displayed.
Garden Club. Members
of the garden club will visit Glanbia Fethard Garden Centre on
Tuesday 9th June and a demonstration will be given by a horticulturist.
Members to meet at the Car Park in Main Street at 6.30pm.
Folk Choir.
Practice on Wednesday 10th June at 7.15pm in St. Mary's Hall.
Senior Citizens. Next
Meeting on Wednesday 10th June at 2.30pm in St. Mary's Hall. Denise
Moloney Irish step dancer will perform. Names will be taken of
members travelling on summer outing on Wednesday 8th July.
G.A.A. Thanks
to all who supported the forecast on last Sunday's match between
Cork and Tipperary results will be published next week. Player
of the week is Killian O'Dwyer who was outstanding at wing back
for the U10's. Player of the past is Chris Cooke. Chris was a
very promising underage player, but emigration took him to London
where he won three London titles with Brian Boru's. He was named
hurler of the year three times in London. He won a South Tipperary
final with Killenaule in 1985 and was unlucky not to win the county
the same year. .
(052) 9156165
Slieveardagh Centre provides
the following services: Photocopying, Colourcopying, Typing, Laminating,
Binding, Books of Tickets, Debs / Dance Tickets, Business Cards,
Invitations, Sponsor / Raffle Cards, Booklets(wedding ect), Faxing,
Emailing. Broadband Internet Access is also available to the Public
in the Centre.
Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 9am to 5pm, Friday 9am to 4pm.
Closed from 1-2 each day for Lunch.
Moyglass Graveyard Extension
Collection. The Parish Collection held recently raised
1300.
Thanks to all who subscribed.
Articles for Killenaule- Moyglass Parish Journal- anybody wishing
to contribute articles, photographs, notices to the Killenaule-Moyglass
Parish Journal 2009 are requested to submit these as soon as possible
to Sean Watts, Killenaule, Thurles,County Tipperary, to ensure
inclusion in our 2009 edition.
Many thanks to those that have already contributed in any way
to the journal.
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