Enniscrone

SYMPATHY

Sincere condolences are offered to the family of Maureen McNeela of Kevinsfort Sligo Town and formerly of Pier Road, Enniscrone. Predeceased by her husband Joe, and son, Declan, sympathies are offered to her son Felim, daughters, Eileen, Mairin, Mairead, and Eithne, her grandchildren, in laws, nephews and nieces relatives neighbours and friends, may she RIP.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Congratulations to Fergal and Fiona Cawley of Muckduff, Enniscrone and Corballa, who celebrated their first wedding anniversary recently. They were married in Adelaide, Australia, are parents to four beautiful children and we wish, them all the best of luck, health and happiness.

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to Elizabeth Dunphy daugher of Joe and Helen Dunphy of Main Street Easkey, who was conferred with a medical degree from NUIG, recently, she now joins our hereos on the front line.

QUEST SLIGO

We are very sorry to announce Quest Sligo will not go ahead this summer. Unfortunately due to the impact of Covid-19 and the uncertainty around events we have been forced to cancel. All registered participants have been emailed with details.

WEST SLIGO FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE.

During these difficult times we are trying to support as many individuals and families as possible. We are working in partnership with others agencies to ensure that families and individuals can access food. Please do not leave yourself or your family stuck or without food during these difficult times. For more information please text or call Róisín at 087 3650949.

ENNISCRONE TIDY TOWNS

Littering of disposable gloves could spread Covid-19 Some people are recklessly disposing of their disposable gloves by dumping them on the roads, footpaths and outside shops around Enniscrone.

They don’t seem to realise that they could potentially be spreading the virus. They are selfishly concerned about their own health but act to show little regard for others. It’s common sense to dispose of used gloves properly put all used gloves in a bin. Instead of dropping them out the car window put them into a bag and bin them at home.

There are gloves blowing into hedgerows and people’s gardens, the beach and along the Coastal Walk.