Wexford People

Crossabeg

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WALKING TRACK

The walking track at Garrywilli­am is open for use and the committee anticipate that it will be very busy due to the current situation, Please be very mindful of keeping your distance from other users and adhere to Covid19 advise from the Government and the HSE.

This is a very difficult time for everyone in our community and we all need to be mindful of the more vulnerable in our midst. Check in on elderly neighbours and people living alone who may not have a support network but please do so without compromisi­ng their health. Indeed a quick phone call to make sure they are ok may help. Sometimes a person just needs to hear and speak to another human being for a few minutes and it can make all the difference. Just spare a moment for them. Stay safe everyone and adhere to the rules.

CHURCH NEWS

Masses and other related activities have been suspended for the foreseeabl­e future at Crossabeg church. In the meantime the church is open from early morning until late for parishione­rs to visit and pray. Fr. Jim is on call 24/7 and can be contacted on 087-2119151 if needed.

VINTAGE NEWS

Due to the measures being imposed by Covid-19 the proposed Over The Water Water Vintage Tractor Run scheduled for April, 2020 has been cancelled.

ATHLETIC AWARDS

At the annual Athletics Wexford awards night held recently at the Riverside Park hotel in Enniscorth­y, Jack Forde from St. Killian`s AC received the Harry Keyes trophy for the best Under 17 male in county track and field events.

Wexford Athletics had a total of 20 athletes donning the Irish vest in 2019, among them our own Jack Forde who represente­d Ireland in the S.I.A.B multi events and his sister Amy who competed in the Celtic Inter Varsity meet.

NOTES

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