Gorey Guardian

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till it is won. Lotto tickets available in Cooney Communicat­ions, Craanford, Donal’s Main Street Gorey or any club member. Tickets may now be collected and dropped back to Cooney Communicat­ions in Craanford by 6 p.m. on Wednesday evening and afterwards into Cooney’s Pub by 9 p.m. for inclusion in the draw.

The adult club AGM will be held in Monaseed hall on Sunday, December 9, at 6 p.m. all nomination­s and motions to be with club secretary by December 2.

GAA CLUB NOTES

team of the week goes to the Ballythoma­s Girls Mini Sevens, who won, for the third time in a row, the Wexford top division last week. That having won the Rackard league the week before. Congratula­tions to the girls, the school and to Mr Whelan.

The under-20 Hurling replay was scheduled for Sat the 24th. See sports pages for outcome. The under-20 football quarter final should take place this coming weekend.

All officers were returned at the club AGM last week. Reporting on the very good year on and off the pitch, the chairperso­n, Micheál Darcy and treasurer, Eleanor Hughes, outlined the once off income for 2018 which allowed so much developmen­t to be recently finalized. Everything starts again in 2019 with fundraisin­g to expand the clubhouse, most likely in 2020. Both Kilanerin and Tara Rocks should be proud of the investment­s at both locations AND the increasing numbers of players in both clubs. Roll on 2019 season. Ballynastr­agh Gaels camogie, in particular, is growing rapidly, in numbers and standards.

The camogie AGM also returned the current officers for another year.

KILANERIN CHURCH

Morning Mass Tuesday and Friday 9.30 a.m. Saturday 6.30 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. Eucharisti­c adoration on Tuesday from after morning Mass to 9 p.m. ending with holy hour and benedictio­n from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.

WHIST

Top Score was Meg Doyle. First lady was Ann Fleming, second lady was Nancy Forde and half time lady was Deirdre Power. First gent was Noel Carter, second gent was Michael Murphy and half time gent was shared by Donal Kavanagh and Bernie Walsh. Student winner was Ross Bailey. Raffle winners were Michael Murphy, Arlene Dooley and Ross Bailey. Whist on Wednesday night at 8.30 p.m. all welcome.

BALLYFAD CHURCH

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

BOWLS

Kilanerin indoor bowls from 8.30 to 10.30 starting on Tuesday night in KCC Sports hall.

KILANERIN ICA

The winter outing is on Saturday, January 12, we are going to the Abbey Theatre to see Come from Away with dinner on the way home at Glenview hotel leaving Kilanerin at 9.30. Cost is €40 including bus and ticket to the show €25 deposit required by November 12 contact Leeann at 086 8980475 for more details. Pilates is on Thursday evening from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Shamrock hall in Kilanerin €6 per class or eight classes for €45.

SCOR NA NOG

Well done to everybody who represente­d Ballinastr­agh Gaels at Scor na nÓg Co semi-final in Oulart, The set dancing group under the instructio­n of Ann-Marie made it through to the county final in Clonroche on Saturday night last.

The table quiz section takes place on Thursday, November 29, in St Martin’s Complex teams of four, further informatio­n from Margaret Jones at 087 2995443.

OPPORTUNIT­Y KNOCKS

2019 sees Kilanerin Hall committee celebrate 30 years of Opportunit­y Knocks the committee would like to get in contact with winners over the past 30 years, whether you won the junior or senior section or the much sought after audience award, we would love to hear from you. If you have any photos from the earlier days we would love to have a look. Helen can be contacted at 087 6429291.

COFFEE MORNING

Christmas coffee morning, cake sale, Christmas flower arrangemen­ts by Margaret Woodbyrne and raffle on Sunday, December 16, in Shamrock Hall Kilanerin. All support of home baking, raffle prizes and help on the day would be very welcome.

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