Sunbaked barbecue on New Road

STRAW hats, sunglasses and ice-cold drinks were the order of the day on last Sunday afternoon at the annual Social Services/Meals On Wheels barbecue, which was held at the centre on the New Road.

Over 100 guests were present in glorious sunshine as DJ Johnny Bottles and musician Johnny Bongos entertained for the three-hour event. Personel from the Social Services were kept on their toes, serving up drinks and hot food on canopy-covered tables.

Mallow-born Fr Jimmy Stubbs, who is based in St Albans in the UK, was present, as was Sister Marilu, who is Mexican and a member of the Missionaries of San Charles. Sr Marilu is learning English in Mallow.

At the annual Social Services Bar-B-Que last Sunday were Billy and Renee Barrett and Fr Jimmy Stubbs on holidays in his home town from St Albans in the UK.

Photos by Eugene Cosgrove Jean and Michael Stubbs pictured at the annual barbecue last Sunday afternoon.

Molly Relihan and Muriel Wyms dining in the sunshine at the annual Social Services barbecue.

Sr Marilu of the Missionary Sisters Of St Charles, Mexico was a guest.

Photos by Eugene Cosgrove Mick and Sadie Jones pictured at the barbecue.