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If you are interested in singing, reading, choir, altar serving or the offertory procession please leave your details with the Parish Office, Sacristy or either priest.
Now 40 years later it is proposed to meet up with as many of these girls as is possible on Saturday, November 2, upstairs in Ernies, starting at 7 p.m.
Finger food will be provided and a night of laughter, craic and lots of reminiscing will be on the menu. If no contact has been made with you and you are one of these girls, or you know someone who was in school at this time and who would be interested in joining on the night, please contact Mary on 086 8287858 or Pauline on 086 4060061. organiser, said: ‘Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but it can be hard if you are facing it alone or away from loved ones in another country. Wicklow Christmas Together has been organised for anyone in the town of Wicklow and surrounding areas to come and enjoy a Christmas Day dinner and festive cheer in the company of others. On Christmas Day we will be holding an event in the Parochial Hall, Wicklow Town which will include a full Christmas dinner, along with music, dancing, a sing-song and a bit of craic! It is a non-religious event and will cater for young and old, singles, couples and small families.’
Transport to and from the venue is also available. This will be the sixth year and the event is going from strength to strength.
If you can’t make the AGM but would still like to get involved in volunteering, please contact Lauren Keogh on either 087 7665131 or lmbkeogh@ gmail.com or send a message to the Facebook page at https:// www.facebook.com/Wicklowchristmastogether. fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and although they know Lord Voldemort is growing stronger, the Ministry of Magic refuses to believe that he has returned.
The screenings will take place at 6 p.m. and 9.30 p.m., with the doors opening half an hour beforehand.
Guests are advised to bring along their own cushions or blankets if they require them. families.
They are a drop-in centre with a calm, friendly and confidential atmosphere and trained staff are there to answer questions regarding services to those who need them.
Their services are free of charge and include: transport to and from all major hospitals in Dublin. counselling, reflexology, stress management, massage, women’s support group.
Art Classes are held weekly and many varied health talks take place throughout the year.