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Week 22-9-08
Word of thanks
- Margaret Bulfin and Mary Leahy wish to thank all who supported
Summer Bridge Night in Ballinure Hall held recently. Amount raised
for South Tipperary hospice was €1009.50.
Bridge has resumed in St. Mary's Hall Killenaule every Thursday
at 7.30 PM. All are welcome.
- Millennium Family
Resource Centre at Glengoole.Minister Mary Hanafin
will open the newly refurbished centre and relocated childcare
centre on this Friday, 26th of September at 2.00 PM. All are welcome.
Coffee morning
- On this Thursday 25th of September coffee morning will be held
in Ardagh House from 10.00 AM to 12.30 PM in support of the South
Tipperary Hospice. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Women's all Ireland football
- on Sunday, 28th of September it'll be the first time Tipperary
women's football team reached an all Ireland and our parish are
proud of our girls Aoife O’ Dwyer (Burnchurch) and Barbara Ryan
(Moyglass) who will be part of the team. Wishing the team every
success.
Game will be televised on Sunday afternoon.
Sympathy -sincere
sympathy to the Grace family killenaule and Ballingarry on the
recent death of Joe Grace, to the Slattery family of Burnchurch
on the recent death of Maureen Slattery, to the Power and Mullins
families on the recent death of Elsie Mullins.
Active retirement
- Next meeting of the .A.R.A. will be held in St. Mary's Hall
on Tuesday, the 30th of September to discuss a short break holiday
in Ireland during October.
Folk group
- The local folk group have resumed practice every Wednesday night
in St. Mary's church at 7.15 PM. New members welcome.
A.R.A. activities -
French classes have resumed and are now being held in St.
Mary's hall each Wednesday 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM.
Pitch and putt on Thursday in Cashel, starting Thursday,
25th of September 11 to 1.00 PM
Aqua aerobics , Cashel, Friday, the 26th of September 12
midday on to 1.00 PM. Note change of time.
Whist drive will resume on Tuesday, 7th of October, 2 30 PM.
Helping missions
- congratulations to Marie Crean who has been very successful
with her appeal for sewing machines to be sent to communities
in Africa. Marie would like to thank the people from Killenaule,
Moyglass parish and Ballinure who kindly donated machines and
the other areas who answered the call. 98 machines were loaded
and letters of thanks have been received from the communities
who will use them for income generating activities. Supplies turned
over to Mbula primary school, Tororo, were 13 blackboards, 13
blackboards erasers, 30 boxes of white chalk, nine metallic storage
boxes 18 security locks and two large blackboard rulers. Acknowledgement
for all that was delivered and received and photographs of the
sewing machines being handed over.
Well done to all who helped in any small way.
Week 14-9-08
Ladies Club A.G.M.
- Thursday 18th September at 9pm. in St. Mary's Hall. All members
invited to attend
AEROBICS
Low intensity starting on Tuesday 16th September in Mullinahone
Community Centre.
Starts 8pm. Fee Seven Euro's.
County Senior Hurling
Quarter Finals
Hard luck to the killenaule team who were beaten narrowly by Loughmore
- Castleiney 2-13 to 2-10.
Killenaule
Bridge Club - Resumes on Thursday 11th September
in St. Mary's Hall at 7.30pm.
Bridge lessons for beginners. Ring 052-56327.
New members welcome.
Killenaule Active Retirement
- Meeting this Tuesday 16th September in St. Marys hall at 2.30
pm.
Entertainment -
Traditional music, song and dance session takes place on the Reen
Scenic Viewing Site near Glengoole on Sunday 21st September, at
3.30pm. Everybody welcome.
Week 8-9-08
Killenaule bring back the Ryan
cup
There was great joy and jubilation in Moyle Rovers grounds on
Sunday last, when the Ryan cup was hoisted open to the cheers
of the followers of killenaule, G.A.A club. The louder cheers
were reserved for the town of killenaule when the cup arrived
on Sunday night last making it two in a row. The celebration that
followed went on well into the night - now for the county championship
and a game with Loughmore. Last year saw us do well and many thought
we should have been there to contest the county final. So it is
another year and another chance. It is something to look forward
to as these dreary dreary days of summer come to an end. No stone
must be left unturned and no expense spared to bring this great
year to a great conclusion.
Under 15 soccer team
From Mosney and pitted against great teams and clubs, our local
girls brought home the All Ireland medals to the town. A fitting
function was held in S.t Mary's hall on Monday night last to welcome
home the girls. Everybody from the soccer world of killenaule,
Moyglass, Ballinure wand Scoil Ruain were present at the presentation
of medals. The function came to an end with refreshments all round.
Great credit is due to the organisers of the function and to all
the committee and selectors.
September Holy Hour
The September holy hour was led by Tony Geoghegan and his wife
Theresa. They are thanked for their commitment.
Senior citizens
Meeting this Wednesday 10th September at 230. Committee meeting
at 145 before the monthly meeting.
Folk group practice
Resumes on Wednesday 10th of September at 7.15 PM.
Aerobics
Low intensity starting on Tuesday, 16 September in Mullinahone
community centre. Time 7-8 PM. fee: seven Euro's.
Children of Chernobyl
Thurles friends of the children of Chernobyl wish to thank all
who contributed so generously to the recent church collection
in killenaule and Moyglass. It is greatly appreciated and was
a great help in ensuring that 25 children from who were hosted
be the Thurles group this year had a very memorable holiday. They
have now returned to Belarus and the group is busy organizing
next year's programme when another group of children will be brought
here for a month's holiday where they can enjoy good clean fresh
air and tremendous hospitality from their host families and all
who meet them.
(the National Breast screening
programme)
Breast check will soon be offering free breast X rays (mammograms)
to women aged 50 to 64 years living in the South Co.Tipperary
area. Women will receive an appointment by post to attend the
Breast check mobile unit, the South Tipperary General Hospital,
Clonmel, co Tipperary. Breast check aims to reduce the number
of deaths from breast cancer by finding and treating the disease
at an early stage. Further information is available by calling
Breast check on freephone 1800 45 45 55.
Halloween Party
Date for your social diary 24th October, in Sports Complex. Good
night guarenteed.
More details later.
Week 1-9-08
Congratulations to Killenaule
G.A.A.
Killenaule beat Ballingarry
in the Glambia South Senior Hurling Final
in Monroe with a blistering score of 3-15 to 1-10.
In Junior 'B' Killenaule
beat Cahir 2-15 to 0-13.
Primary Schools Reopen
- Killenaule - Moyglass - Ballinure
schools reopen for the new term. Wishing every blesssing on the
teachers, parents and pupils for the coming year.
Autumn Courses - Slieveardagh Enterprise Centre
Killenaule ( Courses Autumn 2008)
Internet, Email & Digital Photography (Beginners) commencing
on thursday 18th September 2008.
This course teaches participants the very basics from searching
the internet and setting up an email account to uploading photos
from their digital cameras onto the computer and making changes
to their photos, changing the colour etc; using different programs
and sending photos as email attachments. The course runs for five
weeks from 7 - 9 pm every Thursday night.
Introduction to Computers; commencing on Tuesday
23rd September 2008.
This course teaches participants from the very begining of computing;
from turning on the computer to the basics of Microsoft Word,
Excel and the internet. The course is Fetac Certified and runs
for 10 weeks from 7 - 9 pm every Tuesday night.
Afterschools programme
commencing 22nd September 2008
The afterschool's Programme is designed for primary School Children.
The children will learn new skills in a fun-filled environment;
where they will mix with children from different areas and make
new friends.
Mondays - Creative Crafts (All ages) 3.30 - 4.30 pm. (22nd
September).
Children will learn all aspects of Art & Crafts from painting
to card-making, pottery, jewellary making and much, much more.
Tuesdays - Computers (6-9 year olds) 3.30 - 4.30 pm. (23rd
September)
Wednesdays - Computers (10-13 year olds) 3.30 - 4.30 pm (24th
September).
Children will learn all aspects of computing from turning on the
computer to working with Microsoft Word and Paint, printing and
saving documents and much more.
The Afterschool's Programme runs for 5 weeks. Then there is
a one week break and programme commences for another 5 weeks.
The programme runs throughout the school year.
For information and booking of all courses listed above please
contact Corina on (052) 56165.
Early booking advised as some places have already been booked.
Garden Club
- First meeting after summer break will be held this
coming Tuesday 9th September in the Sports Complex at 8.00 pm.
Guest speaker will be Kay Coady who will talk on Interior Design.
New members welcome.
The club would like to congratulate Mildred Stokes, Killarney
who won the All Ireland Viking Irish Garden Award 2008.
Senior Citizens
- Next meeting will take place on Wednesday 10th September
in St. Mary's Hall 2.30 pm.
Stephan Grace will be special guest who will entertain members
for the afternoon. Usual game of Bingo & refreshments. New
members welcome.
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