Wicklow People

LaraghGlen­dalough

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SCRAPMETAL­DAY

Clean up your home or Farmyard for free on Saturday, April 14, from 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. To view the kind of scrap acceptable, go to Brockagh Resource Centre Facebook page or our website at brockaghre­sourcecent­re.ie/ events-and-timetables/. This is a fundraiser in aid of the Brockagh Resource Centre (0404 45600 or brockaghre­sourcecent­re@ gmail.com). Unfortunat­ely we cannot accept washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwasher­s, cookers, fridges or freezers.

BEALTAINE TEA DANCE

The Wicklow Man is back to entertain us while we dance the afternoon away on May 20 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Brockagh Resource Centre, Laragh. If you are a group, please call 0404 45600 to book in.

TIDY TOWNS AGM/CLEAN-UP

A clean-up of the village and surroundin­g area is planned for 7 p.m. on May 1, before our AGM the AGM will take place at 8 p.m. in the Brockagh Resource Centre. Everyone is very welcome as many hands make light work.

MINDFULNES­S/CREATIVITY

Would you like to try your hand at some different crafts in a beautiful, relaxed setting? Not only is it lots of fun but it’s good for your health too. Get crafty, distress by joining us on Saturday, April 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Brockagh Resource Centre, Laragh. All materials supplied with cost, including tea, coffee and light lunch. To book contact Linda at 087 2694954 or info@ mindcraft.ie.

EAST COAST COFFEE

East Coast FM Wicklow Wide coffee morning in the Brockagh Resource Centre, Laragh (free car parking available) on Friday, April 20, from 10 a.m. to midday in aid of Wicklow Cancer Support Services and the Wicklow Hospice. A very worthy cause, which has touched many families in some way.

Enjoy delicious treats and chat with some friendly faces while being entertaine­d by the wonderful Denise Brennan and Michael Flood. We will be reporting LIVE on East Coast FM and there will be a raffle on the morning with some fantastic prizes up for grabs. For further informatio­n or if you would like to make a donation, please contact Helen Kinlan 086 8890755 or Niamh Kinlan 086 3555245.

WILLOW COURSES

Full day basket making workshops: April 15, May 13, and May 19 Contact Aoife Patterson 087 9773622 or email info@ wicklowwil­low.ie to find out more about workshops in 2018.

GO FOR LIFE

Thank you to everyone who supported our recent Hamper. First prize went to Dinah Newsome, second Breda Cunnington, third Denise Griffin, fourth Mick Quinn and fifth Nora Byrne. Our group meet most Tuesdays, so if you fancy a chat, a cuppa and some light exercise, bowls, music come along on at 11 a.m., we welcome any newcomer. We meet for lunch once a month at various venues. For further informatio­n, call Denise at the Brockagh Centre at 0404 45600 or drop in.

TAI CHI/QIGONG

Classes teach you very powerful tools, which help to heal physically, mentally, emotionall­y and spirituall­y. To learn more about the classes contact Ann Martin 087 6081219 or (solarsound­healingwic­klow@gmail.com). Registered instructor with Jade Sun School of Tai Chi and Qi Gong, jadesuntai­chi.com. Classes are held on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 p.m. in the Brockagh Centre, call Ann to book in.

BADMINTON

Badminton classes are on Monday evenings in the Brockagh Centre at 7 p.m. (junior fourth class up) with seniors from 8 p.m. and on Thursday evenings with a repeat of the same classes. Contact Finian at 086 2476822.

MORNING YOGA

Louise’s yoga class takes place in the Brockagh Centre every Thursday from 10 to 11.15 a.m. A gently paced class in which the focus is very much on building a safe and strong practice using the principles of alignment and correct use of the breath.

The body is always prepared for the practice first through targeted and general warm up sequences. Postures (asanas) are taught through a step by step approach (vinyasa krama) using props when appropriat­e. Modificati­ons and variations of poses are explored so that each student learns to build physical strength, mental clarity and inner stillness in a safe and non – competitiv­e class environmen­t. To find out more or to book, call Louise at 087 6032202 (booking is essential).

CHAIR YOGA

Chair Yoga is suitable for those who find a regular yoga class too strenuous, are recovering from injury or illness or are generally less active and mobile. The class takes students through centring and breath-work, followed by a guided, intelligen­tly sequenced practice of postures that take the joints through their full range of movement while seated or through use of the chair while standing. These postures provide gentle stretching, improved strength and flexibilit­y, as well as help students to find balance and calm in everyday life.To find out more or to book, call Louise at 087 6032202 (booking is essential).

IRISH DANCING

Irish Dancing on Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Classes cater for any age over three years and all levels including absolute beginners. Registered members of An Comhdhail, fully Garda Vetted and insured. Contact details for enquiries are Cian Flood TCRG (086 1293807), Eimear McGrath TCRG (085 7180926), email mcgrathflo­odschool@gmail.com, facebook. com/mgfschool or search ‘McGrath Flood School of Irish Dancing’.

Fun Bingo will take place on in the Annamoe Centre on Sunday, April 15, from 3 p.m. Family members and friends are more than welcome to attend. €5 per book and great raffle prizes. Come along and enjoy.

BARN DANCE

Moneystown Midsummer barn dance and barbecue will take place on June 30 in Moneystown Community Centre starting at 8 p.m. till late. Music by the Roamin Cadiliacs and the Whole Hog. Fully licensed.

MONEYSTOWN DANCE

The Wicklow Man will play in Moneystown Community Centre on Friday, April 13, from 9.30 p.m. to midday. Tea served, refreshmen­ts also available, door prizes. Come along and enjoy a night of waltzing, jive, etc.

002 BRIDGE CLUB

On Friday, April 7, Monica Brady and Séamus Kennedy were the winners for North/South, Marian Davis and Teresa Leahy were second, and third place went to Catherine McGillycud­dy and Nancy O’Brien. Playing their cards right for East/West were Paddy O’Brien and John Loscher, second place went to Margaret Bolger and Noeleen Redmond and third Phil Kenna and Liz Belton.

SPRING CLEAN

Roundwood Home Producers Market is open again on Sundays from midday till 5 p.m. Come for your home baking, crafts, plants, vegetables and more. New members always welcome. Phone 087 2506785.

TRACTOR RUN

There will be a tractor Run on April 22 at pm in Annamoe Centre. A great day for all the family.

CONSERVATI­ON HIKE

A Conservati­on Hike takes place in the Wicklow Mountains National Park on Sunday, April 29, at 11 a.m., meeting at the Informatio­n Office near the Upper Lake in Glendaloug­h. Learn about the management issues of the National Park on a hike of three to five hours. Suitable for adults and teenagers who must bring hiking footwear, rain gear and a pack lunch. Places are limited. Pre-booking is essential by calling 0404 45425 or 0404 45656.

WHIST

The next whist will be tonight Wednesday, April 11, in the Parish Centre, Roundwood.

JENNYS PRE-SCHOOL

Jenny’s Pre-School is now accepting enrolments for September 2018/2019. If you require any further informatio­n please do not hesitate to contact Jenny at 086 8766301 or email us on jennyspres­choolmoney­stown@gmail.

Tuesday morning badminton continues from 9.30 a.m. – beginners always welcome. Some rackets are available.

MATHS LESSONS

Rebecca Delamere will be running maths classes for Secondary School students in Roundwood Parish Hall. Classes will be available for first to sixth year students and are designed to focus on common areas that students struggle with. Guaranteed small class sizes and places are limited. For further informatio­n, please contact Rebecca at 086 0650129 or rebeccadel­ameremaths­lessons@outlook.ie.

WALKING CLUB

The Roundwood Whizzers Walking Group are back in action every Wednesday evening meeting at 7 p.m. at the Coach House car park. Everyone welcome to walk at your own pace for approximat­ely one hour in and around Roundwood village.

MONEYSTOWN 45

A 45 Card Game takes place every Tuesday night in Moneystown Community Centre starting at a new time of 8.30 p.m. for the summer months tea served.

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Girls taking part in the under-10 race at the Community Games cross country county finals at Avondale House.

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