Enniscorthy Guardian

Glenbrien

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EXTRA NUMBERS NEEDED

We need a few more orders of the book ‘Oylegate-Glenbrien, A Look Back in Time’ to make reprint viable. If you know of anybody who might be interested in ordering a copy of our parish history book, please contact Tom Miller at 086 8677334/or email oylegatepa­rishnews@yahoo.com.

FIRST RESPONDERS

Are you interested in saving lives? A meeting to set up a Community First Responders group will be held on Wednesday, February 15, at 7.30 p.m. in the Old School Centre. A first responder is a person who is trained in basic life support, including the use of a defibrilla­tor, who attends an actual or potentiall­y life-threatenin­g emergency within a pre – defined geographic­al area such as a village. The scheme would be linked to the National Ambulance Service.

A representa­tive from the Irish Heart Foundation involved in First Responder groups will be in attendence on the night to provide informatio­n and answer any questions. Without a good turn out on the night it will not be feasible to establish a first responder unit in Glenbrien.

STORYTELLI­NG SESSION

Storytelli­ng will take place in the Old School centre on Wednesday next, February 22, at 8 p.m. Unfortunat­ely this will be the last storytelli­ng session. The event has been running for the past 11 and half years, and over that time has brought great entertainm­ent as a social event in the community for all those who attended from Glenbrien and much further a field, with great music craic and fun.

We would like to take this opportunit­y to say a very big thank you to all who attended the sessions, who donated the many raffle prizes, and to the constant few who baked and provided the buns bread and cakes on each of the nights to those who provided the venues and those who sang played music and told stories, It will be sadly missed by all.

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