The Sligo Champion

Ballinacar­row

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SYMPATHY

Sympathy is expressed to the families of Liam Nevin, Ballinacar­row, and Patsy McGowan, née Nevin, Coolaney, who passed away recently, to Liam’s daughters Deborah and Collette and sons Seán and Jason. Also to his sister Marian and brother Joe. May they rest in peace.

OWENMORE GAELS

Owenmore Gaels conducted their first ever 50/50 virtual draw last Monday. The lucky winner was Dylan Clarke, who won €570. The next draw will take place in two weeks’ time and you can get more informatio­n on the Owenmore Gaels Facebook page.

Owenmore Gaels will be taking part in the Run4Pieta on Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17. For more informatio­n on how you can get involved please look at the Owenmore Gaels Facebook page or contact Elaine at 087 7617694.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Happy Birthday to Tara Dallat, who celebrated her 21st birthday during the week. Tara is daughter of Celine and Dean Dallat and granddaugh­ter of Al and Bernadette White, Ballinacar­row.

BALLINACAR­ROW DEVELOPMEN­T

Ballinacar­row Developmen­t would like to thank all the volunteers to recently took part in the Spring clean around the village, streaming, weeding, painting and planting flower boxes and general tidy up. Many hands make light work and it was great to see new residents getting involved.

Ballinacar­row Developmen­t now have their own Facebook page so if you are living in the area please like and share to find out how you can get involved and make a difference. It has also being rumoured that six families of fairies moved into the area and children are encouraged to try and find the fairy doors.

KEEP ROADS TIDY

A lot of runners, walkers and people fishing have been using the local roads and amenities in the past number of weeks, and while it is great to see so many people out and about and enjoying the good weather, it is also important to keep these areas looking nice.

Please remember it is your responsibi­lity not to litter and to pick up after your dog and dogs should be on leads at all times, then everyone can continue to enjoy our space.

 ??  ?? Tom Haran, Aughagad, Grange who celebrated his 90th birthday last month in lockdown. He is pictured with his niece Ann Barron and his grand nephew Robbie Barron on the morning of his birthday. Tom has been a prominent member of many voluntary groups for many years including SVP and his local GAA Club, St Molaise Gaels where he was inducted into their hall of fame as the first person to be so honoured by the club.
Tom Haran, Aughagad, Grange who celebrated his 90th birthday last month in lockdown. He is pictured with his niece Ann Barron and his grand nephew Robbie Barron on the morning of his birthday. Tom has been a prominent member of many voluntary groups for many years including SVP and his local GAA Club, St Molaise Gaels where he was inducted into their hall of fame as the first person to be so honoured by the club.

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