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GAA CLUB NEWS
Lotto numbers were 12, 19, 21 and 30. No jackpot winners but we had two match-three winners congratulations to Breda O’Sullivan Carrig and Mark Doyle Kildare.
Grantstown was a busy spot over the week with games starting at 6 p.m. over in the grounds. Our under-seven s football squad played their rivals St Anne’s on Tuesday last. The two teams were out and they drew their games gracefully under the watchful eye of their trainers.
The under-10 camogie girls took on Gusserane the same night. Great hurling skills in this game. Well done to the girls and their mentors.
Over in the other pitch the under-13 boys’ football team took on Glynn-Barntown in a physical entertaining match. A tough encounter at times but our boys were the worthy winners on the night. semi-final time now lads. Well done to all involved.
Our under-17 hurling team travelled to New Ross to play Geraldine O’Hannarans and came away with the points.
The under-16 camogie girls had a three point win over Marshelstown in an away game on Tuesday.
The Junior Hurlers lost by three points to Horeswood in Clongeen.
The Intermediate Footballers played St Anne’s on the Bank Holiday Sunday down in Rathangan in the Sammy Sinnott Cup final. A tough fight to the end seen us win the match by two points. A light celebration down in Sammys after the game took place. We would like to wish Sammy a speedy recovery. All photographs on our Facebook page.
All this week’s fixtures and venues are up on the Twitter account and Facebook page.
GRANTSTOWN NEWS
Upcoming Events in Grantstown Community Village – Tuesday the 14th: Sonas/Nail Painting/Cards in the morning and Pongo in the afternoon. Wednesday the 15th: Reiki/Pongo in the morning and Games/ Cards inthe afternoon. Thursday the 16th: Nun giving Talk in the morning and Pongo in the afternoon. Don’t forget you can find all of this information on Facebook.
Treatments Available In Grantstown Daycare Centre – Monday the 13th: Group Physiotherapy at 11 a.m. Tuesday the 14th: Hairdressing from 10 a.m. Wednesday the 15th: Reiki from 10 a.m. Thursday the 16th: Hairdressing from 10 a.m. Counselling from 1 p.m. Imagination Gym and Sonas Available on request. Phone 051 561016 to make your appointment for the treatments.
Hairdresser – Due to the popularity of the hairdressing service, we’re delighted to announce that as well as having Kathleen Donohoe on Tuesdays, we can now offer a second day of hairdressing with Cathriona Cullen on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Please phone 051561016 to book your appointment.
Relaxation Therapies – We have staff who are qualified in Sonas, Imagination Gym and Reiki. Please note these sessions are free for clients of Grantstown Day Care Centre. If you are interested in any of these Relaxation Therapies for yourself or a family member please phone 051 561016.
SEISIUN
Danescastle Music Group will host Seisiun in Horse and Hound, Ballinaboola on Tuesday evenings at 8.30 during August. An evening of traditional music, song and dance. Come and enjoy a great evening’s entertainment for all the family.
SOCIAL DANCING
dancing in Tír na nÓg every Thursday nightwith music this Thursday, August 16, Cupla, August 23Tom Murphy and Thursday, August 30, Delta Dawn.
FUNDRAISING DAY
A special fundraising coffee day will be held on Sunday, August 19, from 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. at Peadar and Verna Goff’s, Forge House, Harristown, Ballymitty in memory of their son Edward. All money raised will be donated to the NICU in Holles St and the Special Care Baby Unit in Wexford. As well as tea and coffee there will be a variety of plants and lovely home baking for sale, a raffle with lots of prizes, face painting and fun for the kids. Hope you can make it.
RING FOUND
A ladies ring was found in the Carrig-on-Bannow area recently call to shop or the PO if you have lost one. 12, 19, 21 and 30. St James’ Club had two match-three winners; Niamh O’Leary, Mersheen and Ollie Nolan, Ramsgrange, who won €35 each. The jackpot for the next lotto draw on August 21, will be €7,100. Lotto tickets are available from committee members and local shops and pubs.
ACTIVE RETIREMENT
Next meeting is on Monday, September 3, in St Louis Day Care Centre, starting at 2.15 p.m. Come along for a chat with new and old friends over a cup of tea and a bun. New members always welcome.
Kennedy Park summer School Tea Party: On September 6, be entertained by Rachel Allen and Brendan Grace. Cost €20 to include entry and coach. We have been assured that a Marquee tent will be there to shelter the audience. Make sure you book early – 051 389 012 or 087 0544976.
The usual visits to the Cinema in Wexford will recommence in September after the holiday break. Also upcoming: Excerpts from the Musicals in Wexford – October, date to be confirmed; Dog Racing in Waterford – November, An evening of dog racing, including a meal, date to be confirmed.
SPLIT THE POT
Last week’s winner of split-thepot was Michael Byrne, who won €81. Congrats. Michael. You can play by buying a ticket, in any of the local shops or pubs.
SUPERVISED STUDY GROUP
The parents supervised study group for Secondary School students will recommence in Duncannon National School in September for the 2018-2019 school year from 6 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. each evening. To book or make enquiries please contact Anne at 086 3614543. would like to thank all those who supported it.
LOTTO
There was no jackpot winner last week in the Tintern lotto when the numbers drawn were 5, 8, 9 and 10. The match-three winners were Patty Power from Fethard, Garrett Finn from Kinnagh, Eileen Walsh from Coolseskin and Joy Whelan from Ballycullane. This week’s jackpot stands at €2,300.
CARDS
Winners in the hall last week were Alice Gaffney, Jamie Granger and Margaret O’Neill. Second went to John Sinnott, Larry Larkin and Kathleen Cadogan. Third were Kieran Keating, Jimmy Haughton and Willie White while the LGD went to Nick Doyle, Mick Reville and Willie Kehoe. Raffle winners were Siobhán Doyle, Tom Corcoran, Johnny Colfer and Jimmy Haughton. Prayers were said for Eileen Sinnott of Terrerath, who passed away the previous weekend. Eileen was a popular card player in Gusserane for many years.
WINNER
Congratulations to Tony Power of Ballygarvan on finding ‘The Joker’ in Rosie’s Bar recently. Tony chose number 41 and in doing so has made himself €2,002 better off.
GOLF CLASSIC
Horeswood GAA Club is running a golf classic in New Ross Golf Club on Friday, September 7, team of four is €150. First and second team prizes, nearest the pin and longest drive. Contact Fabian Flood 087 1460700 or Charlie Rowe 087 8210431 to enter and for tee times.
STUDY GROUP
Campile Hall now taking names for our 2018/2019 parents supervised study group, this is our fourth year running this group which from the feedback we have received has been a great success and proven very beneficial to all our students so far, we will start back again in September on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for third, fifth and sixth year students at a cost of €20 monthly. To book in or to make inquiries contact Campile hall at 087 2183300.
300 DRAW RESULTS
Campile Utd 300 draw results for July 27: First prize €500, Paddy Banville, Knockea Campile. Seller, Paddy Banville Jr. Second prize €100, Seán and Tina Corish, 32 Abbey View Campile. Seller, Tina Corish. Third prize €50, Tina Corish, 32 Abbey View Campile. Seller, Tina Corish. Fourth prize €25, Conor Breen, Ballyvelig Campile. Seller, James Kinsella. Seller’s prize, Paddy Banville Jr. Campile Utd would like to thank you for your continued support. Next draw takes place in Harts Campile August 31.
SEISIÚN
Danescastle Music Group will host Seisiun in Horse and Hound, Ballinaboola on Tuesday evenings at 8.30 during July and August commencing on Tuesday, July 3. An evening of traditional music, song and dance. Come and enjoy a great evening’s entertainment for all the family.
MASS IN PHOENIX PARK
Parishioners, who have booked to travel to the Papal Mass in Phoenix Park on Sunday, August 26, are asked to pay the fare in the Parochial Office as soon as possible.