Drogheda Independent

MORNINGTON

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COLPE CAR BOOT SALE

This Saturday 31st May 2014 from 10am - 3pm (Set up from 9.30am) At Drogheda Presbyteri­an Church Colpe Road, South Drogheda Buyers: Free entry, donations for tea/coffee and cakes Sellers: €15 per Car or €20 per Van.To reserve your car or van space Contact Carmel on 086 3377359. Proceeds in aid of our New Church Building Fund.

HOSPICE CLASSIC

The East Meath Hospice Associatio­n is holding their annual golf classic at Laytown & Bettystown golf club this Friday 30th May. The EMHA would be most appreciati­ve to any one or any company for their support of this most worthy cause. This will be the nineteenth year of the classic. The funds raised have been of great benefit to cancer sufferers and their families. The EMHA is a local registered charity which is run by volunteers. Their aim is to offer anyone in the community who are suffering from cancer the use of their experience and skills. They provide voluntary driver services to bring people to and from Dublin and Drogheda hospitals fro radiothera­py and chemothera­py treatments. They also provide funds for equipment, respite care and special needs. Every euro that is donated will help to ease the burden. EMHA may be contacted at 087 2100036 for driving services or through their local GPs, public health nurse or the local pharmacies.

GOLF NEWS

Congratula­tions to Mark Mullen who won the Tommy Dwyer Cup on Sat. 17th May; Mark scored 42 points, three more than runner up Shaun Black. Michael Sweeney won the gross with 27 points; Paul Malone was third with 37 points and fourth place went to John Joe Leech with 36 points. On Sunday 18th May one of our majors took place. This was the Profession­als Prize (Bobby Browne). This much sought after prize went to Brian Carey on 40 points; Noel Dunne was the runner up also on 40 points.

The gross went to J. D. McGinn who scored a magnificen­t 37 points in very difficult weather conditions. Tom Jenkinson was third with another 40 points and Tom McDowell was fourth with 39 points. The four man team rumble was won by Paddy Crosbie, John Campbell, Martin Reynolds and Jack Sheridan on Wed. 21st May. The runners up were Robert & Eugene Molloy, Rory Murphy and P. J. Reilly. Both teams had 88 points but paddy Crosby's team won on a count back. This competitio­n was kindly sponsored by Tom & Paddy Cannon and Frank & Charlie Crinion.

BLESSING OF GRAVES

The blessing of the graves at Colpe cemetery will take place on Saturday 7th June at 7.45p.m. after the 7p.m. Vigil Mass. The cemetery devotions at Mornington Old Church cemetery will take place on Sunday 8th June at 7p.m. followed by refreshmen­ts in the Parish rooms. The ceremony for Reilig Mhuire will take place on Sunday 15th June at 7p.m.

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