Kiltealy-Ballindaggin
BALLINDAGGIN STORYHOUSE
Great entertainment was enjoyed at Ballindaggin Storyhouse last Thursday evening where there was a good attendance despite a very foggy night travelling. Sympathy was extended to Marie Doyle on the death of her uncle Nicholas Roche, also to Dan Lawlor on the death of his sister Cecilia Gahan and to Mary Flood on the death of her husband William. Prayerful good wishes was extended to all who are unwell at present.
Raffle winners on the night were as follows: Johnny Taylor, Caim two prizes. Margo Doran, Askamore. Susan White, Tombrack two prizes. Jack Hanrahan, Mohurry. Margaret Fenlon, Borris. Chrissie Levingston, Wexford. James Doran, Askamore. Richie Warren, Curragraigue. Jim Kirwan, Arklow. Phil Power, Clonard. Martina White, Courtnacuddy. Anne Quigley, Boolabeg. Bean an Tí Anne thankes all for their support and wished everyone a happy New Year.
DUFFRY ROVERS CAMOGIE
For the attention of all past, present and future players of Duffry Rovers camogie club, please attend a meeting tomorrow night Wednesday, January 17, at 8.30 p.m. in Coolree to establish an intermediate team for 2018.
ST. COLMAN’S SCHOOL
Application forms for enrolment in St Colman’s NS, Ballindaggin in September 2018 are now available from the school office (053 9388728) or on the school website ballindagginns. ie Please return completed forms to the school on or before Friday, February 23, in order to facilitate planning for the next school year.
LATE JIM COSGRAVE
Jim Cosgrave, Aylesbury, England and formerly Askinvillar, Kiltealy passed away on December 25 in England. Deepest sympathy is extended to his sons Noel and Jim and also to his sisters and extended family. Jim, who was of an advanced age had been ill for a time prior to his passing. He emigrated to England in the 1950s where he met his late wife Phillis and they married and raised their family. He never forgot his home place and returned to his native Kiltealy almost every year to visit his sisters and friends. He was laid to rest in Kiltealy Cemetery on Friday last following funeral Mass in Kiltealy Church. May he rest in peace.
DORAN’S BRIDGE CROSSING
There was a large attendance at a meeting in Kiltealy Community Hall last week to express their concern about Doran’s Bridge crossing outside Kiltealy village which is an accident blackspot. The meeting was attended by members of Wexford County Council and Gardaí. The danger of the crossing was also featured on Morning Mix on south Radio on Tuesday and again on Wednesday last when Noel Armstrong spoke of the urgency to have the hazardous junction dealt with. Over 2,000 petitions have been forwarded to the council. There will be another meeting tonight in Kiltealy Hall to form a small committee to express the concerns of the community further regarding this road safety issue.
KILTEALY NS Sxchool caretaker/cleaner required for Kiltealy NS to work part time hours. Please send a letter of application and brief CV to the school. Closing date January 22 Garda vetting of the successful applicant will be required upon acceptance of this position.
DUFFRY SOCIAL CLUB
The Duffry Social Club will reopen after the Christmas holidays tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. All welcome for cards, bingo, chat and refreshments.
DUFFRY ROVERS LOTTO
The numbers drawn last week were 1, 10, 16 and 31. No jackpot winner. One player matched three Trish Rackard, Aughnaclappa, who won €150. Sellers prizes went to Dan Doyle, Andy Doyle, Eddie Doyle and Denis Doyle.
The draw tonight Tuesday, January 16, is in Jordan’s, Ballindaggin and the jackpot is €5,500.
DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
The Ballindaggin senior citizens party which was postponed due to snow in December will now be held in Ballindaggin Community Hall on February 18.
KILTEALY NS Kiltealy National School are now accepting enrolments for school year Septem- ber 2018. Enrolment forms are available from the school or by phoning 053 9255446. Should you wish to speak to the principal please phone for an appointment. Thank you.