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SALESIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL PAST PUPILS are invited to an afternoon in the school to “stroll down memory lane”. Students from 1991-2000 Saturday February 6 from 3-6pm. Students from 2001-2014 Saturday April 2 from 3-6pm. Students from all previous years are welcome. Call 061-454699
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Leave a Comment (0) →SALESIAN COLLEGE MUSICAL BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: Under director Sadhbh McCoy over 100 students will participate in this years Salesian College performance of Beauty and the Beast. This year for the first time there is a change of venue. The show will be staged in the Lime Tree Theatre on the Mary Immaculate College Campus on Thursday February 25 and Friday February 26. The 11am matinee performances on the same dates are already sold out with local national schools attending. Ticket prices Adult €15, Student €12, family of 4 €48 are available from the Lime Tree Box Office on 061 774774 or online www.limetreetheatre.ie. Book tickets early to avoid disappointment.
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Leave a Comment (0) →CALCUTTA CALLING: The weekly slim and weigh in, in aid of Fr. Pat Hogan’s Calcutta Fund takes place each Friday night at the Resource Centre from 7.30 to 8pm. This is a great local opportunity to begin 2016 and lose a few pounds and in so doing help a very worthy cause. Fr. Pat and his group are at present out in Calcutta working with the poor on the streets and all monies collected go in total to the Calcutta Fund. The weight out takes place on Good Friday. We are still looking for volunteers to get involved in this project so please come long on Friday night your support would be greatly appreciated. Phil Ryan will be on hand at the weighing scales to record everyone’s progress. It is also hoped that we will organise a few walks locally over the next eight weeks in aid of the fund. This ” Operation More or Less” project is open to all, the more the healthier. Thank you and looking forward to seeing you on Friday night and for the next 8 Friday nights. We will have a special prize of a ” Giant Easter Egg” for the biggest loser. Come on and have a bit of fun and in the process lose a few pounds or is it a few Euros.
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Leave a Comment (0) →BALLYBROWN SENIOR CHOIR : Please note, rehearsals resume in Ballybrown Church on Tuesday February 9 at 8pm. We will be preparing for St. Patricks Day and Easter. New choir members always welcome. If you would like to join please come along on Tuesday evenings.
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Leave a Comment (0) →CLARINA COMMUNITY ALERT A.G.M: The Annual General Meeting of Clarina Community Alert will be held in the Community Resource Centre on Tuesday February 2 commencing at 8.00pm. Members of An Garda Siochana will address the meeting and we would like to see as many as possible in our area attend this meeting.
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Leave a Comment (0) →LEARN TO JIVE AND SOCIAL DANCE CLASSES continue in the Ballybrown/Clarina Community Resource Centre on Fridays from 8.30pm to 10pm. Nightly charge is €10. All welcome.
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Leave a Comment (0) →RATHKEALE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY : Rathkeale & District Historical Society begins its Spring season of lectures this Friday night, January 29, in the Community Arts Centre in the local area offices of Limerick City & County Council at 8.30pm..
This is the night when local historians are centre stage and the programme is: “Graveyard Iconography” by Mary Kury, “Irish Chaplaincy in World War 1” by Alan Johnson and “O’Donovan Rossa in Rathkeale – 1894”. Each talk will reference specific local elements and will be of interest to anyone with an interest in history. These local talks attract the largest attendances each year and you are cordially invited to attend. Situated above the library theCommunity Arts Centre is accessible by lift and by stairs and all lectures are free of charge.
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