Gorey Guardian

KilanerinB­allyfad

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PATRON

Ballyfad Patron will take place on Sunday, July 15, Prayers and blessing of graves will start at 2 p.m. followed by the field day. People are asked to bring their old wreaths and rubbish home with them from the graveyard.

GAA CLUB NOTES

Another very busy week for the club. Just about every age group were playing. There were good wins for the under-16 girls’ football in Ballygarre­tt, the under-20 hurlers over Buffers/Ballygarre­tt and a tough draw earned by the under-17 footballer­s with Bunclody/Marshalsto­wn. Boys under-11, girls under-12 and under-14 all had games over the weekend.

The adult men were busy over the weekend also, with the second football team in the league semi-final v Volunteers and the first Hurling team in Shamrocks.

But the highlight of club activity over the weekend were the under-14 boys’ football team who were representi­ng Wexford in Division 3 of the National Féile. Like the camogie girls Féile three weeks ago, these are memories that will remain for ever.

Congratula­tions to Enda McDonald and PJ Gethings, who represente­d the club at half time in Croke park when they received a prize of playing gear sponsored by BEKO kitchen appliances. With a little licence, both can now claim to have played in a Leinster final in Croke park.

There was no jackpot winner in the club lotto draw on June 18. There were three match-three winners. The numbers were 3, 11, 13 and 24. The next two draws take place on July 2 and 16. The jackpot is now at €4,900.

KILANERIN ICA

The summer outing will take place on Wednesday, July 18, going to Newbridge meeting in at Kilanerin Hall at 9.15. The first stop is the National Stud and Japanese gardens. Then on to Newbridge Silverwear for the museum tour. Stopping at Horan’s in Baltinglas­s for dinner. Cost is €30 including bus and tours. €15 deposit required to secure a place. Contact Leeann at 086 8980475 to book.

CAMPA LE CHEILE

As part of the GAP ARTS festival, there is a bilingual summer camp being held in Ballythoma­s school on August 7/8/9. Boys and girls from four to 18 are welcome. Drama, art and crafts, singing, ceol, agus outdoor games are the main ingredient­s. Cost is a max of €50 and brochures are available sa scoil, or from Paula D’Arcy or gapartsfes­t@gmail.com.

KILANERIN CHURCH

Morning Mass Tuesday and Friday 9.30 a.m. Saturday 6.30 p.m. anniversar­y Mass Seán and Mary Bardon Limbrick Sunday 11 a.m. Eucharisti­c adoration on Tuesday from after morning Mass to 9 p.m.

BALLYFAD CHURCH

Morning Mass Wednesday and Thursday 9.30 p.m. Saturday 7.30 p.m. anniversar­y Mass Jim Carton Croghan Sunday 9 a.m. Eucharisti­c adoration on Wednesday 10 a.m. to midday.

WHIST

Top Score was May Murphy. First lady was Ann Fleming, second lady was Nancy Forde, third lady was shared by Deirdre Power and Tess Enright and half time lady was Moll O’Toole. First gent was Pat Whelan, second gent was Michael Murphy, third gent was shared by Betty Rose and Seán Murphy and half time gent was Sadie Mordaunt. Student winner was Ross Bailey. Raffle winners were Sadie Mordaunt, Mary McCarthy and Rosario Gillick.

BALLYFAD NS

Ballyfad National School are now enrolling please phone 087 2509152 or email ballyfadns@ gmail.com or visit our website: ballyfadns.ie.

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