Wexford People

Bannow & Ballymitty

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CARDIAC FIRST RESPONDERS

Carrig Cardiac First Responders would like to thank all those who gave so generously

to the recent church gate collection at Carrig-on-Bannow. We were delighted to raise €530 in total. Thanks to Fr Jim for supporting us and to those who collected also.

The proceeds have been used for equipment for both our two defibrilla­tors, located in Carrig and Cullenstow­n. Our number in case of a cardiac emergency is 085 8111432. We will need to raise more funds for our First Responder group which runs a 24/7 voluntary cover of the defibrilla­tors.

We are always in need of more help, so if you feel you can contribute in any way please contact Cat Devereux at 086 3498804.

PHIL MURPHY WEEKEND

This year’s Phil Murphy weekend will have its official launch on Wednesday, July 12, from 8 p.m. at the Red Door. The opening night will be in the hall on Wednesday, July 26, with launch of 2017 Our Parish journal and art exhibition.

MUSIC FESTIVAL

The Tullicanna Music Festival takes place on Sunday, July 16, at Stfford’s of Tullicanna, featuring Hot Ashphalt, Wayne Hogan, John Waters, Jimmy Clooney and Others, kicking off at 5 p.m., BB and refreshmen­ts, all proceeds to Wexford MS, for more info contact 086 8300938 after 5 p.m.

HISTORICAL TOUR

The Bannow Historical Tour is on July 15, going to Duckett’s Grove, Carlow Museum and Altamont Gardens. Bus leaving Ballymitty School car park at 9.15 a.m. and the fare of €35 includes cost of bus, entry to venues, lunch and afternoon tea. Please contact Anne Farrell at 086 8469131 or 051 561694 if you would like to come along.

SEISIUN

Danescastl­e Music Group will host Seisiun in Horse and Hound, Ballinaboo­la, on Tuesday evenings at 8.30 p.m. An evening of Traditiona­l music, song and dance. Come and enjoy a great evening’s entertainm­ent for all the family.

SOCIAL DANCING

Dancing continues in Tír na nÓg every Thursday night from 9.30 p.m. with music this Thursday, July 13, by Bandit and Thursday, July 20, Jimmy Hogan and Lar Kenny July 27 Tom Murphy. All welcome refreshmen­ts served.

SAD PASSING

Deepest sympathy to Mary-Kate Doyle and family wellington­bridge on the death of her daughter Anna Darcy, Ballyhogue. Anna was 65 years of age and her removal was last Tuesday, July 4, to the Church of the Assumption, Bree, for 11 a.m. mass with burial afterwards in Bellevue cemetery. May she rest in peace.

GRANTSTOWN NEWS

Would you like a bit of company during the day? Catch up with some friends or just have a nice nutritious hot meal? For just €8 per day you can come to our Daycare centre, enjoy the entertainm­ent we provide, have a cuppa and a three course meal. Or if you would like to be collected by our mini bus we only charge an extra €2. We are open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Thursday.

Upcoming

Grantstown events in Daycare Centre: Tuesday, July 11 – Energy Healing Session with Véro, Rosary and Cards in the morning and Pongo in the afternoon. Wednesday, July 12 – Pongo, Head and Shoulder massage in the morning and Word Wheel in the afternoon. Thursday, July 13 – Pongo in the morning and yoga with Julie in the afternoon.

Trip To Knock: Our annual trip to Knock will take place on Friday the 14th – Saturday, July 15. The cost of the trip is €120 PP all inclusive. A deposit of €20 is required to secure your place. For more informatio­n on this trip contact Betty at 087 9057391.

Urgent CE Scheme Vacancies: Job opportunit­ies available in the Kitchen, Maintenanc­e, Carer’s and Bus Drivers. If you are in receipt of a social welfare payment, Tus, or unemployed for one year or more, then you may be eligible for a CE Scheme. If you are interested in a day filled with fun and laughter while helping people and up-skilling yourself, then we would love to hear from you. 051 561016.

Rosary – Ireland needs Fatima: a rosary will be said at Grantstown grotto this Saturday, July 15, at 2 p.m.,all welcome to come along.

B&RSHOW

The annual Bannow and Rathangan Show takes place in Killag on July 13. Schedules are now available to download from the website. bannowrath­anganshow.com or from secretary Liz Freeman at 087 756087. Closing date for entries is Tuesday, June 27,

TALENT BY THE SEA.

A talent show takes place in the Atlantic Bar Cullenstow­n on August 5 at 9 p.m. Great first prize of €200 to be won on the night. To enter competitio­n phone or text 086 8821280 or 087 9905505. Proceeds in aid of Cullenstow­n Community Group.

CORACH RAMBLERS NEWS

This week’s lucky split-thepot winner was Christophe­r Sinnott, Taylorstow­n, who picks up a fantastic €700. Well done, Christophe­r. Thanks a million to to everyone for all your continued support.

Shield Preliminar­y Round – A very entertaini­ng game between two very committed sides, both sides played some very good football both creating chances but the sides finished level 0-0 at full time, but it was not without its chances. Leonards created two good chances through Tommy Maher and a guilt edged chance right at the death was skied over the bar from close range, but the ball may have bobbled just as Matty Flynn was about to pull the trigger. Corach too created some good chances and should have taken the lead in the first five minutes when the ball somehow stayed out of the Leonards net thanks to some last ditch defending and a fine save from Paul Whelan.

Leonards took the lead early in the first half of extra time after some good hold up play by Ned Molloy the ball broke free to Matty Flynn, who finished smartly. The hosts lead was short lived when moments later the ball was in the Leonard’s net after Wayne Donnelly finished from close range.

Corach took the lead in the second half of extra time after a good save from Paul Whelan in the Leonards goal the ball fell for Jason McCutcheon who made no mistake giving Corach the lead. Leonard’s pushed hard for the equaliser with Paul Byrne rattling the crossbar with moments to go, but Corach held on to take the win and progress to the semi-finals, where they will now face the All Blacks.

The over-35s are back in league action this Friday at home v Kilmore Utd. Kick off at 7.30.

GAA NEWS

This week’s lotto jackpot is €11,000 and will take place this Tuesday evening. Tickets are two euro each or a book of six only €10. Tickets can be purchased from the post office Carrig, Seabreeze Laundrette Carrig, Tír na nÓg, Wellington­bridge, and from any Club Officer over in Grantstown.

The club had only one winner in the last draw of the Model County congratula­tions to Carmel Staunton Bannow on winning a season ticket for next year. Thank you to everyone who supported the draw and for your continued support to our club.

The Junior Ladies had a great win over Horeswood last Monday in their championsh­ip match. Final score 4-11 to 2-11.

Junior ladies camogie are down to have a match thus Tuesday against Marshals town. Keep on eye on the Facebook page for correct times and venues of all matches.

The third round of the Football Championsh­ip for the intermedia­te team is down for this Saturday, July 15, at 7.30 in Taghmon against St Mary’s Mauldintow­n.

The Pat Neville Perpetual Cup golf classic will take place in Wexford Golf Course on Friday, August 11. Contact 086 3678133or email bbpnpgc@ gmail.com.

The Run and Dye is booked in for Sunday, August 27, keep the date free.

Deepest condolence­s to Declan Murphy and extended families on their recent bereavemen­t.

 ??  ?? Some of the children at the GAA Cúl Camp in Taghmon.
Some of the children at the GAA Cúl Camp in Taghmon.

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