The Corkman

Boherbue

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FUN RUN

The local Festival Committee’s first annual 5k fun run/walk takes place on Tuesday, December 27 commencing at the Church at 2pm. Registrati­on begins at 1pm in the Hall which will also be the finishing line and where refreshmen­ts will be served and souvenir medals presented to all participan­ts. This is a fundraisin­g event with the funds generated going to provide additional street lights for Christmas. This year five new lights were erected in the vicinity of the Square and the plan is to light up the Main Street to the Church. The fee is €20 per family or €10 for adults and €5 for children. You are also encouraged to wear your Santa hat, scarf or any Christmas decoration.

On Thursday night last the turning on of the lights ceremony was a wonderful success with a huge attendance. Committee chairman Donal Aherne presided with former NS principal Mr Louis McCarthy operating the magic switch. The Church choir were at their best while the young children who were accompanie­d by the teachers were very impressive at both music and song. Thanks to all involved in preparing these boys and girls, they produce a sound that would lift your spirit. Also in attendance was Garda Charlie McCarthy and we thank him for being present and wish him well in his new station.

It was off to the hall afterwards for a taste of Margaret Murphy’s mysterious mulled wine recipe with teas etc served up by the ‘Two Theresas’ and friends to round off another special occasion.

CEREMONIES

The times for the Christmas ceremonies are as follows: Confession­s in Kiskeam on Monday next, Dec 19 at 8pm. Christmas Eve: Boherbue 7.30pm Kiskeam 9pm. Christmas Day: Kiskeam 10am. Boherbue 11am.

LOTTO

The number were 1 23 24 28. Lucky dip €50 Anna O’Connor, Knocknacur­ra. €20 each Nicola Murphy, Boherbue; Eva Dugdale, Aneenagh; Amy O’Connell, Dublin. Sellers prize: Dan O’Rahilly.

SCOR NA NOG

Boherbue were again acclaimed best overall club in the recent county finals held at Ovens. Taking first place and their ticket to the Munster finals were the figure and set dancers. Also highly accredited were the novelty act and Anthony O’Connor in the recitation. An exceptiona­l achievemen­t, congrats to their parents, trainers and to all involved in this success.

45 DRIVE

First: Patrick Murphy and Mary O; Kathleen Guiney and Ann O’Brien. Ladies: Joan Moynihan and Nora Breen; Patsy Fitzgerald and Mary Gardiner. Gents: Mick Aherne and Johnny O’Connell, Tim Joe O’Connell and Donal Breen, Denis Healy and Mick Buckley. Mixed: Bill Hickey and Nell Murphy, Breda Murphy and Dave Foley, Maurice Walsh and Margaret Angland.

SWIM

Don’t forget the Christmas Day swim in Newmarket on Christmas Day 12.30pm. This year the beneficiar­y is the Mallow Search and Rescue, a voluntary group deserving of your support.

 ??  ?? Mary O’Connor, Boherbue and Mairead Coakley, Rathcoole were enjoying the weekend disco at Safaris Nightclub Newmarket.
Mary O’Connor, Boherbue and Mairead Coakley, Rathcoole were enjoying the weekend disco at Safaris Nightclub Newmarket.

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