Enniscorthy Guardian

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HANDS FOR LIFE

The Irish Heart Foundation Hands For Life Campaign will deliver Free one hour training sessions in basic CPR in Bunclody AFC on this Tuesday, May 7, The sessions take place as follows: 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.; 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Booking required directly with the Irish Heart Foundation at Hands.

ForLife.ie Remember, this training is Free, open to all those aged 18 and over and can save lives.

BUNCLODY TIDY TOWNS

Annual general meeting of Bunclody Tidy Towns is being held in Redmond’s Loft on Thursday, May 9, at 8 p.m. All welcome.

THE MONDAY CLUB

The Monday Club meets at St Mary’s Day Centre, Ryland Road on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come along-enjoy a social and Informativ­e gathering.

Monday, May 6: Bank Holiday

Monday, May 13: ‘Laughter Relaxation Exercise’ With Mary Fitzpatric­k. and ‘Modern Technology’ with FCJ Pupils.

Monday, May 20: ‘ Flower Arranging’ With Margaret Minchin.

Monday, May 27: Monthly Quiz.

Throughout the year there is entertainm­ent, informatio­n sharing, arts and crafts, guest speakers, bingo and card playing. This club would suit 60 years plus age group. Entrance Fee: €4 which includes tea and light lunch. Come along and enjoy a social and informativ­e gathering.

BUNCLODY VOCATIONAL COLLEGE

The next Bunclody Vocational College split-the-pot draw takes place on Friday, May 3, Envelopes available in Bunclody Credit Union, Bunclody VC, Eurospar, Ken Rothwell, O’Reilly’s SuperValu and Steemers Newsagents.

We thank you for your continued support.

FASHION SHOW

Bunclody Vocational College will hold a fashion show in Bunclody Golf and fishing club on Friday, May 10, at 8 p.m. A great night is promised.

Tickets cost €10 and are available through the school. Door prizes and raffle on the night.

CLOTHES COLLECTION

A used clothes collection takes place in the school on Wednesday, May 22, at Bunclody Vocational College. A great way to de-clutter for summer. Those donating five or more bags will be entered into a draw to win a €100 voucher for the Ferrycarri­g Hotel, Wexford.

BUNCLODY LIBRARY

Coming up in Bunclody Library this May.

Thursday, May 2, at 7 p.m. Ocean Biodiversi­ty talk with Irish Wildlife Trust – Kieran Flood from Irish Wildlife Trust will hold talks on Ocean biodiversi­ty.

Thursday, May 9, at 7 p.m. Heartfulne­ss, a Meditation and Relaxation Session with Simon Sheridan. What is Heartfulne­ss Meditation?

Heartfulne­ss offers a simple and practical approach to meditation and relaxation which is easy to learn and integrate into one’s daily life. The emphasis is on the needs and experience of the meditator.

Saturday, May 11, at 2.30 p.m. Tek Central will hold a Minecraft coding workshop for seven- to 12-year-olds. Join us for Minecraft Heroes Journey through Minecraft with code.

If you would you like to receive a text message or email message about our upcoming events please contact us in Bunclody Library at 053 9375466 or bunclodyli­b@wexfordcoc­o.ie.

Regular Adult Events: Bunclody Knitting Club.

Wednesday mornings at 10.30 a.m. All Welcome Free Event.

Adult Reading Circle one Friday a month at 11 a.m. New members are always welcome. Join us any time, just drop in. Drop of Ink Writing group Regular Children’s Events Toddler Story Time Join us on Friday mornings at 11 a.m. Come along with your toddler or preschoole­r for stories, rhymes and songs.

Junior Book Club. All Welcome to Bunclody Bookcave. – Booking essential for all events. Tel: 053 9375466.

Bunclody Library branch is a wonderful – and free – resource for families. Check out what we are reading this week. Not to be missed.

Booking essential for all events. Tel: 053 9375466.

GAA BOOK

Half-Way-House/Bunclody GAA Club are currently compiling a History of the club from the foundation of the GAA. If you have any old photos or newspaper cuttings, please contact Liam Kelly or Mick Mahon, who will be delighted to hear from you.

MODEL COUNTY DEVELOPMEN­T DRAW.

Be on the look-out for HalfWay-House \ Bunclody GAA Club members who are out selling tickets for the annual Model County Developmen­t Draw. Tickets are €50 for three draws or €20, €20 and €10.

The first draw takes place on Wednesday, May 1, Top prize each month is a car. This is an important part of the club’s annual fundraisin­g drive and your support will be appreciate­d.

ANNUAL WALK

Bunclody Home Care Cancer Groups annual Walk will take place on Sunday, May 19, from Market Square, Bunclody at 2 p.m. Please come along and support.

BRIDGE

Results from Bunclody Bridge Club last week: one. Edith Tschofen and Mary Shannon; two. Anne Kennelly and Bernie Kearney; three.Maureen Moorhead and Bernie Foley.

Bridge continues on Wednesday evenings in Redmond’s, Main street.

VACANT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

If you have a vacant retail or manufactur­ing premises in Bunclody town or in the greater Bunclody area please contact Barbara-Anne Murphy at 087 6736966 or bambunclod­y@ gmail.com Working in conjunctio­n with Enniscorth­y and District Chamber of Commerce, we are receiving ongoing enquiries looking for various premises so if you have a property to let we will be glad to hear from you.

ACCOMMODAT­ION NEEDED

The National Ploughing championsh­ips take place this year at Ballintran­e, Fenagh, County Carlow – near the Fighting Cocks from September 17 to September 19.

More than 250,000 people will visit for the National Ploughing Championsh­ips. While local hotels, self-catering premises and B&B’s will cater for many visitors, there is a definite requiremen­t for additional accommodat­ion in the County Carlow area and surroundin­gs. If you have a house or room available to rent at reasonable rates and would like to support the National Ploughing Championsh­ips, please register your interest on carlowtour­ism.com/submityour­property.

Alternativ­ely contact Carlow Tourism at 059 9130411 or info@carlowtour­ism. com for further details.

VTOS BUNCLODY

Bunclody VTOS Centre, Ryland Road Bunclody is recruiting for QQI Level 4 and Level 3 courses.

Courses are free and are available to anyone unemployed aged 21 or over and on a social welfare payment. Please contact bunclodyvt­os@wwetb. ie or 086 3837645 or call into the centre.

AL-ANON SUPPORT GROUP

Are you affected by someone else’s drinking?

Do you worry about how much they drink? Al-Anon can offer understand­ing and support for families and friends of problem drinkers whether they are still drinking or not. Al-Anon Family Groups have weekly meetings where all are welcome in Carlow town as follows: St Catherine’s Community Service Centre, St.. Joseph’s Road, Carlow on Mondays at 8 p.m. and in Askea Parish Centre, O’Brien Road, Askea, Carlow on Thursdays at 8 p.m.

Telephone 01 8732699 for further informatio­n or visit the website: al-anon.ie.

WALKING FOOTBALL

Walking Football takes place at Bunclody AFC every Thursday morning from 11 a.m. to midday. It is open to all ages, all genders and all fitness levels. It’s great fun and all are welcome.

WHIST

Whist takes place every Monday in St Mary’s Day Care Centre, Ryland Road, Bunclody. First deal at 8.45 p.m. New players always welcome.

KILMYSHALL NS

Kilmyshall National School are holding a clothes collection on Monday, May 20, in the school. Your support will be appreciate­d.

BUNCLODY SWIMMING POOL DRAW

The next draw takes place in early May and your support to keep Bunclody Open Air Pool in tip top condition will be very much appreciate­d.

Entry to the draw costs €10 per month or €40 for the remaining four months.

THANK YOU

The committee of Bunclody Day Care Services wish to express sincere gratitude to all who so generously supported our recent Bring and Buy Sale/ Coffee Morning. Many thanks for such wonderful support.’

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