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GAA CLUB NEWS

Lotto numbers were 6, 13, 19 and 29. Two natch-three number winners Tommy Rowe Ramsgrange and Christine Goff. Next jackpot will be €12,500.

District Final in junior b football this Friday evening under the lights in Gusserane at eight o’clock. They beat Horeswood 3-07 to 1-06 to reach the final. Well done to the squad and their Mentor’s John O’Sullivan, David Currid and Jason Sinnott.

The intermedia­te footballer­s ended their season on Saturday last with a loss to Ballyhogue. Scoreline of 12 points to 1-18. Thanks to the squad for the year and to Pat, Larry, Ken and Michael.

Our under-12 girls played St Fintan’s in Wexford Park on Sunday last in their County Final. Well done girls for getting so far and thanks to their mangement team.

The under-12 boys’ football team have succeed to the County Final after travelling to and winning against Blackwater on Tuesday. Final score B/B 2-10 B/W one – 0. Hugh achievemen­t lads from the goalkeeper right up to the sub line well done.

The ladies’ football club presents the two Johnnies live in Tír na nÓg, Wellington­bridge, followed by DJ Kieran Furlong on Saturday, September 23. Starting at 9 p.m. till late, finger food on the night. Tickets are €15 each, and are flying out, and can be purchased from Geelans Waddingtow­n, Costcutter’s Wellington­bridge, Tír na nÓg or contact 085 7396614.

ART EXHIBITION

Textured Landscape, an exhibition of fine art will open on September 16, at 3 p.m. in Grantstown church.

Grantstown Day Care Centre in associatio­n with Wexford County Council and Creative Ireland is pleased to present works of the centre’s residents, regular visitors as well as profession­al local artists.

Although the exhibition acts primarily as a platform for presenting works of the residents and day service guests of the centre, the exhibition includes works from Terry Dunne, ceramics from Patricia Howard, prints and installati­ons from Michelle Colfer, and Nick Jarman, stone works by Barbara Kelly and photograph­y by Lar O’Toole.

Also coming up is a Grand Raffle for a Silver 2009 Toyota Yaris Luna five door, 1.0 litre (immaculate condition). Tickets on sale now please contact our reception for more details at 051 561016.

GRANTSTOWN NEWS

Upcoming Events in Grantstown Community Village: Tuesday the 12th – Sonas/Games in the morning and Pongo in the afternoon. Wednesday the 13th – Pongo in the morning and Surprise Games in the afternoon. Thursday the 14th – Sonas/ Skittles, and Card Playing in the morning and Pongo in the afternoon.

Home Baking – Some tasty home baking available from out

Josh and Seamus Butler from Longraigue enjoying their day out at the Forge Vintage club run in Foulksmill­s.

talented kitchen staff. Tea Brack and Cheesecake mini, medium and large available. To place an order call our reception at 051 561016. Any orders required for Friday please place your order before Thursday afternoon.

Chiropodis­t – Our chiropodis­t will be here on September 12 and 14. To book an appointmen­t please contact reception at 051 561016. Coffee morning – Why not join us for our coffee morning every Wednesday at 10 a.m for some delicious treats.

Volunteers – We want to say a Big Thank You to all our volunteers here at Grantstown. Our volunteers are a valuable asset to us and without them we wouldn’t be able operate as well as we do. We have 20 Volunteers and appreciate the help we receive from each and every one of you.

SOCIAL DANCING

dancing continues in Tír na nÓg every Thursday night from 9.30 p.m. with music this Thursday, September 14, Delta Dawn, September 21 Cupla and September 28South Bound. All welcome refreshmen­ts served.

BALLYMITTY HALL

Bingo – The weekly bingo on Monday nights will change back to an 8 p.m. start from Monday, October 2. Volunteers welcome to help out at our weekly bingo, if you have some free time on a Monday evening and wish to volunteer please contact Ballymitty Hall at 087 2664412.

Sewing/Knitting/Crochet – classes in Ballymitty Hall will start again in September on Tuesday nights from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Children and Beginners welcome. To book contact Mary Quirke 086 8432125.

5K Family Fun Run/Walk/ Crawl – takes place on Sunday, September 17, at 11 a.m. leaving from Ballymitty Hall. Registrati­on at 10 a.m. on morning. €10 per adult/€5 per child. Prizes to be won, tea party for all the survivors. Proceeds in aid of Ballymitty New Hall Fund.

South East Tops Competitio­n – if you are interested in taking part in the South East Tops or wish to put a group together to enter, please contact Ballymitty Hall at 087 2664412 for more informatio­n.

BALLYMITTY NS

The parent and toddler group will start again week commencing September 11. €30. The winning numbers were 8, 16, 22 and 30.

FETHARD ST MOGUE’S

The senior football put in another poor performanc­e against bottom of the table Horeswood in their final group game last weekend. After a poor start in a low scoring first half Fethard took the lead after 20 minutes. However, some suicidal defending saw then concede the first goal off the match five minutes later.

They conceded the first three points of the second half while missing chances including hitting the crossbar and failing to convert a penalty. They were thrown a lifeline when Joe Sutton bundled in a goal after 15 minutes. However, they were undone with the concession of another soft goal five minutes later. They upped their game in the last five minutes but couldn’t get the required scores as they bowed out of the championsh­ip losing 2-6 to 1-6.

Earlier in the day the Junior B footballer­s had a good win over Taghmon in the District semi-final. Aided by a strong breeze early points from Adam Swan and Darren Foley helped them to an eight point lead at the break. Three goals from the impressive Adam Swan and a fourth from Conor O’Donoghue helped them to a 4-11 to 0-6 victory and a place in the final against Bannow-Ballymitty.

The intermedia­te hurlers played Our Lady’s Island in the county quarter-final in Killurin last Saturday, full report in next week’s paper.

COISTE NA NÓG

The under-14 hurlers had a great win in Taghmon last weekend when they defeated Rapparees to qualify for the Division 2 county final. Final score in a tight tense game was 1-9 to 0-7. The under-16 footballer­s (with Clongeen) were away to Blackwater in the Div1Shield quarter final. Blackwater came through on 6-5 to 5-5 scoreline.

FITNESS CIRCUIT CLASSES

Fethard fitness weekly circuit classes on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. Learn to lift Friday at 6.30 p.m. Beginner Friday at 7.30 p.m. Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Personal and group sessions weekly. Contact Nuala at 087 9111901 for more informatio­n or check out Facebook.

STEP AND TONE CLASSES

From June to September Circuit Classes every Monday Evening at 7.30 p.m., Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. And Step and Tone Classes Friday morning at 10 a.m. in St Mary’s Hall, Fethard, all fitness levels welcome and catered for, pay-asyou-go classes €7. Contact Maureen 087 7479258.

COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT

We have vacancies in the following areas on our forthcomin­g Community Employment Scheme at South West Wexford Family Resource Centre: Childcare workers, Front Desk Receptioni­sts, Administra­tors, General Cleaner, Caretaker/Maintenanc­e, Cleaner to support the Sugradh Childcare Centre, Community Café, Youth.

Please contact Tilly Carroll, CE Scheme Supervisor at 051 389418 for Applicatio­n Form or pick one up at reception. Please ensure you are registered with DSP and if you have been signed off by Turas Nua, you are now entitled to apply for a Community Employment Scheme. Any questions, just contact above person.

ACTIVE RETIREMENT

Social evening every second Tuesday in the Day Care Centre. Swimming every Monday and Thursday at the Brandon House Hotel 10 a.m. to midday. €5 for Active Retirement members, contact 421703.

BLUEBELL CAFÉ

The Bluebell Café is open on the first Wednesday of every month, to older people, their families and carers who are coping with memory loss issues. We welcome you to come in, enjoy a cup of tea, chat and meet with others in similar situations. We offer you an opportunit­y to obtain informatio­n and to speak with health care profession­als in your area. All are welcome at St Louis Day Care Centre, Ramsgrange, telephone 051 389509.

Next date for meeting is Wednesday, October 4, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

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Bríd Maloney at the Graiguenam­anagh Town of Books festival.

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