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PROPOSED DATES FOR GRAVEYARD MASSES
PROPOSED DATES FOR GRAVEYARD MASSES: Clounanna Tuesday August 2 at 7.30pm. Patrickswell Tuesday August 9 at 7.30pm. Kilkeedy Friday August 26 at 7.30pm.
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Leave a Comment (0) →NATIONAL GRANDPARENTS PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
NATIONAL GRANDPARENTS PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK : It gives us great pleasure to invite you and your parishioners, most especially the Grandparents of your parish, to celebrate with us the 10th anniversary of the National Grandparents Pilgrimage, to The Shrine of our Lady of knock on Sunday September 11, together with our Patron Archbishop Michael Neary. This is a very special day for grandparents and families, a day full of graces and blessings, when Grandparents gather together – united by the same aim, to give thanks for there are children and their grandchildren, to pray for themselves and for each other to support each other in their vocation, in this great task of passing on the faith.
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Leave a Comment (0) →SAILORS HAGGARD MASS
SAILORS HAGGARD MASS : Mass in memory of all deceased members of the fishing community will take place at the Sailors Haggard, Newtown on Tuesday July 19 at 7.30pm. All welcome.
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BALLYBROWN NS RECEIVES A WELCOME GIFT! : Ballybrown NS received a very pleasant surprise as children and pupils prepared for the Summer break. Lorraine Murphy, Chairperson of the School’s Parents Association, presented Principal Joe Lyons with a cheque for €2,100 towards the school’s investment in the Literacy Lift-Off programme. This was the second occasion in the current school year that the school received such a presentation from the Parents Association.
‘The school has decided to embark on Literacy Lift-Off, initially in Infant classes, and the Parents Association has shown their support in a very practical way,’ said Mr Lyons. ‘Literacy Lift Off is an intervention that gives children lots of opportunities to read books at their own level of competency and gradually lift the complexity of what they can do in both reading and writing. However, it is expensive. A set of books at each level costs €300 so this boost allows us to acquire six further levels straight away.’
Last December, the Parents Association contributed €1200 to school funds which enabled the school to purchase an educational set of Lego and also to host a workshop in Maths by a company called Lifetime Labs. This was part of the school’s ongoing commitment to the STEM (Science, Technological, Engineering, Mechanical) subjects. The fundraising was achieved through a very successful Cake Sale, recycling of unwanted clothes and a Colours Day.
‘Our Parents Association make a real and very valuable contribution to the quality of education we provide in the school’, continued Mr Lyons. ‘The investment in educational resources will reap a rich harvest in years to come.’
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Leave a Comment (0) →FANCY GETTING FIT FOR THE SUMMER
FANCY GETTING FIT FOR THE SUMMER : Outdoor Saturday Bootcamp continues every Saturday morning in Mungret gaa club at 10am. Class is a mixture of Circuit training/ Boxercise / interval running / Kettlebells / TRX and much more. For more info contact John on 087-9115411
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Leave a Comment (0) →COUNTRY MUSIC DANCE EVENT
COUNTRY MUSIC DANCE EVENT: East Limerick Community Radio 96.8FM & 97.3FM are hosting a HUGE COUNTRY MUSIC DANCE in the Millennium Centre, Caherconlish on this Friday the 1st July @ 9pm. Numerous artists will perform on the night
Come Along & Enjoy a Great Night of Music & Dancing
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Leave a Comment (0) →NATIONAL YOUTH FINALS FOR LIMERICK
NATIONAL YOUTH FINALS FOR LIMERICK : Young people from across Ireland, including Limerick, will descend on the Treaty City in the first weekend of July, as Limerick Youth Service hosts the national finals of Youth Work Ireland’s Youth Factor and Youth Games.The Youth Factor will see some of Ireland’s most talented teens take to the stage at the Lime Tree Theatre on Saturday July 2 where they will compete in four categories : Dance, Performance Music & Song. Tickets for this event, which promises to be an afternoon of great family entertainment, cost just €5 and will available on the door but you can pre purchase them at www.youthireland.ie.
On Sunday, July 3, attention switches to the University Arena, as Ireland’s future sports stars take part in competitions that include: basketball, football, chess, draughts and unihoc. The action gets underway at 11:15am and a morning of great skill, fun and excitement await the Limerick public. Limerick Youth Service will be represented at both events by teenagers from LYS’s youth clubs in Askeaton-Ballysteen, Cappagh, Clonlara, Foynes, Newcasltewest (Domain) and the Laff Caff Youth Café.
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FITNESS MATTERS : Classes with Peter White continue at Ballybrown GAA Clubhouse.
Tuesday and Thursday Circuit Class 7.15pm – 8.15pm.
Tuesday and Thursday Hiit Class 6.30pm – 7.15am.
Saturday mornings Fitness Class 8.45am – 9.45am
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