Enniscorthy Guardian

KILMUCKRID­GE

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LOCAL AUTHOR

Best wishes to Sheila (Devereux) Forsey, who has had her next historical fiction novel ‘The Secret of Eveline House’ published by Poolbeg Press. The book promises to be an atmospheri­c page turner alive with intrigue and mystery, a thrilling and beautifull­y written mystery from first page to last.

BUFFERS ALLEY GAA

Walking Track – The recently upgraded and extended walking track around the perimeters of the three pitches in Buffers Alley is back up and running for four hours per day under supervisio­n.

Until Phase three on June 29, the gates will open for walking on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings and evenings. The opening times will be mornings from 10 a.m. to midday and evenings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The first hour each day will be designated for elderly/ vulnerable club members as per guidelines. Club Volunteers will be on duty and will ask you to walk in one direction only and to remember that the walking track is the only facility that will be open each day.

We’re looking forward to getting things moving again and having our pitches available for training groups from June 29 Also going forward from the 29th the walking track access will be extended.

Membership – This is is now open to new members. If you have already subscribed for 2020 to the player, family or social membership your walking fee is included. For all those subscribin­g for the first time, social membership for 2020 is €30 or €50 for a couple. This facility will be lit up in the coming months and is a welcome addition to all those wishing to exercise in a safe environmen­t. A big thank you to all the volunteers who made this happen.

If you have not subscribed yet for 2020 you can or pay online at ClubForce at clubforce.com or dowmoad the ClubForce App. Alternativ­ely contact chairperso­n Cate Donohoe at 086 8382566.

Club Monthly Draw – The June club monthly draw will take place on Thursday, June 27. If you need to bring your accounts up to date, you may give your subscripti­on to your promoter or pay online through ClubForce.

Charity Fundraiser – On Saturday and Sunday, June 20/21, Buffers Alley will hold a club based charity fundraiser where all players, members (present and past) families of underage and supporters are encouraged to commit to doing a run/walk/ cycle in their Buffers Alley colours (if possible) to complete a virtual ‘Trip to Croker’ together. The hope is that altogether as a club we will cover over 1,300km. This distance is the equivalent of six trips up and back to Croke Park, a fitting reminder of our club’s achievemen­t of winning six all-Ireland Club Finals: one Hurling, five camogie.

We would ask everyone to text on their kilometres on the day and send in pictures of their activity in Alley gear for social media while observing social distancing. Most importantl­y there will be a donation Go Fund Me page set up and all funds raised will go towards two charities: our local based branch of St Vincent de Paul (St Machain, Kilmuckrid­ge and Monamolin) and the Mental Health Associatio­n Aware. Families could incorporat­e this fundraiser into celebratin­g Father’s Day. All support greatly appreciate­d.

LOCAL NOTES

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