Wexford People

Rathangan/ Cleariesto­wn

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NOTES

If you have any news or informatio­n that you would like to submit in the weekly notes you can contact Rathangan Parish Hall at 051 563039 between 9.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. or leave a message. Also you can email your notice to rathanganh­all@gmail. com. At the latest all notes must be received by 10 a.m. on Friday morning.

COMMUNITY LOTTO

Congratula­tions to Kevin Cardiff, winner of last week’s jackpot €6,000. The winning numbers were 6, 18, 25 and 29. Congratula­tions to the six match-three winners who each received €50. The match-three winners were Caroline Keane, Murt Sinnott, Ann McLoughlin, Caroline Kavanagh, Geraldine Meyler, Alan Corish. The next lotto draw will be held on Tuesday, June 7, and the jackpot now stands at €3,000.

STROLLERS/STRIDERS

Sunny South East Strollers/ Striders meet every Monday evening at 7 p.m., (except Bank Holidays and weather permitting. We would like to invite anyone who would like to get out for a stroll/walk, who may have very low fitness levels. We have starter strolls for the month of January where we can start off with 10/15 minutes, taking small rests if necessary.

The Strider Group will also meet at 7 p.m. and walk for 35 to 45 mins. We have a cup of tea or coffee and most importantl­y a chat afterwards. Please contact any of our three Irish Heart Foundation Trained Community Walking Leaders for more info Jacintha Cloney 087 9234121, Philomena Cahill 086 8700839 or Martin Furlong 089 4363834.

PT AND FITNESS CLASSES

Why not come and try one of our classes in Rathangan Hall. We have a Legs. Bums and Tums, morning class are every Monday morning and Monday evening class at 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays we alternate between a Boxercise class and a circuit class. For more info. Contact Brian at 086 1551315.

COMMUNITY PLAYGROUP

Places are still available for your child to attend Cleariesto­wn Community playgroup and avail of the free preschool year under the ECCE scheme, from September 2116. Once your child turns three you can avail of up to two years free childcare. Call in to see our facilities or see us on our new Facebook page.

TIDY TOWNS

Duncormick Area Action Group has once again entered this year’s Tidy Town’s Competitio­n with judging from June-August. We are appealing to everyone to help us in obtaining better results this year and be proud of our village. We would also like to ask everyone to use the litter bins provided in the village.

FASTNET ROVERS AFC

The Fastnet Rovers AGM is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Friday, June 10. All parents, coaches, players and interested parties are invited to attend. We would love to get more people involved to help our ongoing growth and developmen­t next year.

WALKING GROUP

Forth Walking Group meets every Saturday Morning at 10 a.m. at lay by beside Regal Lodge. New members always welcome.

BREAKFAST MORNING

Rathangan Variety Group are holding a breakfast morning in aid of their February 2017 production in the Temple Bar, Rathangan, on Sunday, June 12, from 9.30 a.m. with last orders at 12.30 p.m. Why not come along and enjoy a full fry, tea or coffee/ toast for €5. Your support as always would be greatly appreciate­d.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Cleariesto­wn Patron and Field day – Sunday, July 3. Cleariesto­wn Tractor Run in aid of Parish Funds – Sunday, July 24

SCOUTS

A couple of big weekends are coming up for scouts. There’s monster fundraisin­g on June 18/19 in aid of forthcomin­g trip to Internatio­nal scout jamboree in Birmingham. There will be tea on the lawn and a cake sale on Saturday 18th after mass with tea on the lawn; then there is a cake sale and car boot sale on Sunday 19th. There is also a cake sale on Saturday 18th after mass in Tomhaggard and Mulrankin on Sunday 19th. More details closer to event.

On following weekend June 24 to June 26 Kilmore scouts are hosting Wamboree Wexford which is a county camp for beavers, cubs, scouts, ventures, rovers and scouters. There’s a full programme of activities with all funds raised going to the Syrian Refugee Crisis in associatio­n with Trocaire. Thanks to generous local sponsorshi­p the majority of camp fees will go to the charity. It’s the brainchild of two youth members Josh and Haley Power. We’re hoping it will be well supported by Scout groups from around the county as it’s such a worthwhile cause.

TOMHAGGARD CENTRE

WoMen’s Shed Reading Room open to public Mondays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. if you want to borrow, swap or read books. New members welcome so if you want to meet up, learn new skills, or just chill out over a cuppa why not check it out.

WoMen’s Shed have started planting and creating new flower beds at Centre with grass area at back also sowed so there’ll be a nice social space for the community to enjoy shortly.

Dates for your diary: 5k Walk/ Run July 3; Tractor Road Run July 17. 2016, we will be running the KRH ‘Get Your Bake On’ Competitio­n which will be sponsored by Murphys SuperValu Rosslare Harbour. There will be seven Sections in the Competitio­n as follows Best Cupcake, Best scone, Best Brown Bread, Best Apple/Rhubarb Pie, Best Victoria Sponge, Best Afternoon Tea Item and Best Sugar Paste Decorated Cake. There will also be a section for Best Jams and Preserves.

The Competitio­n will be judged by top ICA judges and will be rewarded with valuable prizes, sponsored by SuperValu. There is a cost of £2 per entry and you must produce a receipt for ingredient­s that have been purchased in SuperValu. There is an Adult and Junior Section in all Categories. All entries will be displayed and judged on Sunday, July 24, in Railway Social club, Rosslare Harbour. So get your bake on and spread the word. More informatio­n from Bernie 087 7051733.

COMMUNITY ALERT

The annual general meeting of the Rosslare Harbour/Kilrane Community Alert Scheme was held in the Railway Social Club on Monday, May 16. The meeting was well attended by residents of the area and Ms Margaret Quinn Developmen­t Officer with Muintir na Tire and the Gardaí were represente­d by Garda Robbie Alyward and Garda John O’Flynn. Mr Aedan McFadden welcomed those in attendance and thanked them for their attendance.

A report on the activities for 2015/2016 was presented to the meeting. The major activity was the erection of 50 no. signs in the Rosslare Harbour/Kilrane area informing the public of the scheme. The meeting heard that it was proposed to proceed with the implementa­tion of the Text Alert Service shortly. Garda Robbie Alyward explained to the meeting how the text alert service operates. It is also hoped to introduce a scheme for socially monitored alarms and to have a further meeting dealing with crime prevention later in the year.

The following committee were elected Chairman Aedan Mac Fadden, Secretary Maeve O’Brien, Treasurer Joan Walsh, PRO Trisha Boyce, Committee members Liz Gleeson, Eileen Morris, Claire Condron, Betty Corrigan, Betty Browne, Breda Byrne and Rosaleen Keane.

It is proposed that committee members will be in attendance on two days later in the month in SuperValu to facilitate people wishing to join the text alert scheme. Further informatio­n regarding these days nearer the time. In the meantime if anybody wants any further informatio­n please contact any committee member.

ST MARY’S GAA LOTTO

Jackpot €3,950; last week’s numbers 20-21-26-32; No Winner; Match-three winners: Conal Grant, Betty Devlin, Nick Hayes, Liam and Liz Brennan, Maura O’Connor. Next Draw Tuesday, June 7.

CÚL CAMP 2016

Parents we have been advised that if you wish to send your child/ children to Cúl Camp this year in Tagoat to please book online before the camps commence. The camps are being capped this year so book early to avoid disappoint­ment. Week one in Tagoat is July 11 to July 15 and Week two in Tagoat is 15th-August 15 to August 19.

 ??  ?? Sarah Culleton, Helen Culleton and Margaret Hanton at ‘The Magic of the Musicals’ fundraiser in aid of the 13th Wexford Scouts Clonard in Clayton Whites Hotel on Sunday evening.
Sarah Culleton, Helen Culleton and Margaret Hanton at ‘The Magic of the Musicals’ fundraiser in aid of the 13th Wexford Scouts Clonard in Clayton Whites Hotel on Sunday evening.

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