Rosslare Harbour
LOCKDOWN YARN BOMBING PROJECT
To celebrating Bealtaine during the Lockdown Kilrane/Rosslare Harbour ICA guild members decided to do a yarn bombing project which is the practice of adding knitted works of art to public places. ‘Bealtaine’ is a May Day festival celebrating the arts & creativity as we age.
What a great response we have had from knitters & grandchildren. This has resulted in a lovely display of knitted art in Kilrane & Rosslare Harbour. What talented people we have in the area. The displays will continue until the end of May. Anyone knitting can still add to the project.
We would like to use this display to applaud the work of all the frontline services and essential workers, to thank them and to show our solidarity with all who are affected by Covid19. A big thank you to all those who took part.
ST MARY’S GAA
We are sorry to advise the club grounds are closed till further notice as per Government policy. There is no lotto at present due to Covid 19. We ask all our members to please support our country in trying to defeat this virus by following all government requests. Together we will succeed. Please keep safe.
We have a network of volunteer members in our GAA and camogie club, who are ready and willing to provide assistance during the Covid 19 Virus This is in conjunction with the Wexford County Council Wexford Response Community support contact number 053 9196000.
HISTORY OF THE CLUB – A book recording the history of St Mary’s Club Rosslare, is being currently compiled. We are grateful to those of you who have contacted us to-date with your contributions. So far we have over 30 contributors, but wed still very much like to hear from anyone who may have information, stories or pictures relevant to the life of the club from 1886 to modern times. Feel free to contact either Gerry Byrne at 087 9709887 or Larry Byrne at 086 2537539 any time. We should particularly like to hear from anyone who has information on the period from 1940 to 1960. Your contribution will be acknowledged.