ANCLOCHÁN - BRÉANAINN
CCB/ AGM
Comharchumann Forbartha An Leith Triúigh
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Ach má tá ceist agaibh, tá fáilte roimh í a chur isteach agus déanfaimid ár ndícheall déileáil leis. Táimid i gconaí ag lorg Scairshealbhóirí nua, chun scairshealbhóir a fháil déan teagmháil ar 066 7138137.
As a shareholder if you would like to attend the online AGM, please email runai1@cflt.ie for the Zoom Lin to connect.
New Shareholders are always welcome, to find out how to become a shareholder please contact 066 7138137
CUMANN 500/CLUB 500 DRAW
Buaitoirí Mí Bealtaine: 1ú:(€500): Fiona Kennedy, Cluaismór, An Daingean 2ú:(€250): Michael Ó Céarnaigh, An Clochán & NY 3ú:(€150): Mary & Eoin Ó Chonchúir, Bréanainn 4ú:(€75): Síle & Tom O’Connor, An Clochán 5ú. (€50): Caithlín Uí Ruairc, Bréanainn Buíochas as ocht do thacaíocht leanúnach.
Thank you for your continued support. Feach ar www.cflt.ie chun an físeán a fheiscint.
SEIRBHÍS BÉILE BAILE / MEALS ON WHEELS
Mar gheall ar na treoirlínte ón Rialtas maidir leis an Coronavirus, tá na seirbhísí ó Halla Le Chéile curtha ar ceal. Táimid ag obair go crua chun an tseirbhís Béilí Baile a cuir ar fáil. I láthair na huaire tá an chistin ag obair Dé Luain, Dé Céadaoin, Dé hAoine chun freastal ar na daoine is leochailí . Má tá aon cheist agat glaoigh ar 066 7138137.
MÍLE BÚIOCHAS
Due to the recent guidelines from the Government regarding the Coronavirus, services are suspended from Halla Le Chéile. We are working hard to maintain the Meals on Wheels service. We are constantly reviewing the situation.
At the moment the kitchen is operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays to cater for the most vulnerable. If you have any questions please call 066 7138137. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
The GAA have put into place a list of guidelines as they prepare to open up designated walkways around club grounds.The GAA have confirmed that clubs will be able to re-open the designated walking track subject to a management plan. Initially the walking tracks can only open for four hours a day and must be supervised throughout.
Please maintain social distancing rules and people must use the facilities under a one-way system. Covid-19 signage will be displayed around the grounds and steps taken to ensure that the walkways are only open for recreational purpose.
THANKS
University Hospital Tralee has contacted Duagh GAA club thanking it for raising funds through the GoFundMe appeal for Frontline Workers.The thank you note explains how the collected funds will be used by the hospital. Again thank you everybody. single use plastics but making sure any openings were completely sealed to keep our beautiful Kilflynn clean. As the photos came in Ms O’ Connell posted them on the page with some information on their creations. We let this challenge run over two weeks because of the effort and time it would take. As the scarecrows started to come in it led to more and more. The post reached outside the school community and scarecrows came in from the Tralee and Ardfert area it was fantastic. They were all so different and imaginative. The Facebook page is a great way to keep in touch with the children and the families in these strange times.
Working on the same challenge and seeing pictures of our friends doing the same task we are united while being apart. Maria Cunningham liaised with the families and Pádraig to arrange dropping off and collecting the scarecrows. We were able to use the outside school porch as a drop off point and Pádraig would collect from there at an arranged time. News spread of this little partnership and, as always, Kilflynn village came on board in their droves as sponsors and volunteers. We decided to make it a competition. When the barley seeds were established and shoots were appearing the scarecrows had served their purpose (until August when they will be put back out in the fields to protect crops again!) they were set up by the school by a team of volunteers to be viewed and judged. They have brought so much joy and so many smiles to passers-by and visitors that came to see them because they look amazing.
Three places were awarded with trophies and every child that entered received a medal. Along with this every family got a fabulous goody bag of treats and a family size pizza delivered to their door by
a team of volunteers under the watchful eye of Mrs Cunningham and Pádraig.
If that wasn’t a fantastic story as it was.TG4 Nuacht and RTE Nuacht journalist Séan Mac an rolling.
CROTTA LOTTO JACKPOT RESULTS:
The Crotta Hurling Lotto Club draw with a Jackpot of €15,800 was held on Monday 8th June in St Columbas Centre, Kilflynn. The four numbers drawn by Independent observer: Maurice McElligott, Castletown, Kilflynn were 20,26,27 and 32. There was No winner of €15,800 Jackpot. Congratulations to the following who won €35 in the lucky dip draw: Bridget White, Castletown, Kilflynn, Marie Counihan, Curraheen, Tralee and Mary Feehan, Ballymacandrew, Ardfert. . Both Maire and Mary purchased their lucky tickets on www.locallotto.ie . The next Draw with a jackpot of €15,900 will take place next Monday night 15th June @ 9;45 pm via Crotta Facebook Live. Please note cut off time for entry is 9.30pm on Monday 15th June.
With current social restrictions Crotta GAA would encourage lotto players to avail of our online facility (see link below). Alternatively tickets are available at Herbert’s Village Store,Kilflynn (Open Daily 4-8pm), Zamzam Kebab, Kilflynn, Abbeydorney Post Office, Foley’s Shop, Lixnaw or by contacting Paddy Weir (087) 415 5821, Paud Tuomey (087) 237 9559 or Mike Parker (087) 979 4541. All Draws will be broadcast live via Crotta Facebook on a weekly basis Monday’s at 9:30pm until our traditional venues for draws are once again available. Play online now https://play.clubforce.com/ play_newa.asp?ll_id=427#Anchor . Thank you for your amazing support as always.
GAA UPDATE
The GAA, LGFA and Camogie associations jointly released a Safe Return to Gaelic Games document last weekend, which reveals the phased approach to holding club and inter-county championships in 2020 provided it is safe to do so (please visit our club Facebook page for details). .
KILFLYNN VINTAGE RALLY 2020
Even though we are unable to host our annual Kilflynn Vintage Weekend, we would still like to mark the occasion in 2020.
We are asking all vintage enthusiasts and followers to either take a picture or video with something that captures your love of vintage! Be it a tractor, car, bike, stationary engine etc., or if you have attended our rally, we would love to see some memories of our event down through the years!
Send it here to our page via messenger or email it to kilflynnvintageclub@gmail.com and we will be displaying all entries on the weekend of June 13th/ 14th to mark the occasion! avoid crowding.
Organised outdoor exercise, sporting, cultural or social activities of up to 15 people may take place and it is expected that greyhound tracks will see racing albeit from behind closed doors from the week commencing 15th June. But everyone is still being reminded that the essentials like hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette and to continue observing the 2 metre social distancing guidelines. Stay Safe.
KILMOYLEY HURLING CLUB
GAA roadmap: The news last weekend from Croke park regarding the safe return to a GAA season was very welcome for Gaelic games enthusiasts. In a week when the club remembered the 20th anniversary of the official opening of the pitch, Pairc Naomh Eirc will now re-open again on the 29th June when Phase 3 of the roadmap kicks in to allow for training to recommence for adult and juvenile teams in smaller groups. Back in 2000, June 4th Kilmoyley welcomed Sixmilebridge who later that year became Munster club champions while the Kerry and Galway senior footballers played a warm up for that year’s All-Ireland final.
Phase 4 on the 20th July will see all forms of team and group training permitted with club competitions resuming on July 31st. It will be an interesting few weeks to see how teams manage these restrictions in preparation for competitions and the build up to the County championship will have everyone excited again.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Club activity this year until now has been very restricted but with the recent Croke park announcement, it means there will be some form of activity for the club. This is great news for hurling followers but of course with this upcoming activity comes additional expense. In order to cover training and related costs it is now urgent for club membership to be collected before the end of June. But with the shorter season, the club is reducing the cost of social membership from €30 to €20 while players membership is being reduced from €60 to €50. Over the coming weeks, the club will make arrangements for the distribution of membership cards. Your continued support is appreciated.Juvenile club Skills videosIt’s been a fantastic five weeks for our juvenile hurlers who have enjoyed organised hurling skills, videos and competitions thanks to our club officials, coaches and parents. Since the beginning of May, the club has sponsored a prize of a Shane Brick hurley each week for all those who submitted video skills.
This week alone, over 50 video clips were submitted of hurlers pucking, picking, flicking and batting and there were a number of refuse bins around the parish that got a real going over for target practice. It was wonderful to see such enthusiasm and talent on show. Thanks to Paudie O’Connor who took time out to do the draw and picked out the winning name of Eamon Flaherty who collects the final Shane Brick hurley. Congratulations to Eamon, enjoy your prize. All five hurling skills videos can be see on the club’s facebook page.