Mornington
KILSHARVAN BLESSING
The blessings of the graves ceremony will take place in Kilsharvan cemetery on Friday next July 14th at 7.30 pm.
GOLF CLASSIC
East Meath Meals on Wheels Annual Golf Classic takes place on Friday 21st July at Laytown & Bettystown Golf Club. Teams of 4 - €100. All proceeds go towards providing meals in the local area each week. Contact Berna at 0863844774.
LAFFEY LYNE TRUST
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that is passed on from infected ticks to humans. Animals like deer, sheep, mice etc are liable to carry these ticks, which are blood suckers, and if the animals which carry these ticks are infected the ticks can pass on the infection to people who may come into contact with the animals. Areas like woodlands and heathlands is a popular location for ticks.
Lyme disease can be extremely difficult to diagnose as it can have similarsymptoms of many other ailments which can lead the diagnoses down blind alleys.
It is also a very serious ailment. It can produce serve symptoms that affect various parts of the body such as joints, nerves, brain, eyes, and heart.
Two sisters from Curraha Siobhan and Clodagh Laffey, 25 years of age and 20 years of age respectively have been diagnosed with Lyme disease. Both sisters are receiving treatment in Germany where there is a greater chance of getting their lives back on track again. It won’t be an over nightsolution the treatment can be somewhat prolonged before satisfactory results can be achieved.
The community have set up a trust to raise funds to help Siobhan and Clodagh cover the high costs involved in treatment and accommodation while in Germany. The name of the fund is the Laffey Lyme Trust. One can support the girls by making a donation. Bank details for the trust are as follows; Clodagh & Siobhan Laffey Trust, AIB Ashbourne, sort code: 932396
Account no.: 42768180, BIC: AIBKIE2D IBAN: IE46AIBK93239642768180.
https://clodaghandsiobhanlaffeytrust.ie
CONGRATS TO ALEX MAGUIRE
Sixteen-year-old Alex Maguire did himself and his club Laytown &Bettystown proud in the recent G.U.I all Ireland under 18’s Championship on the Castleroy golf club in Co. Limerick. It was a field of one hundred and forty-six entrants from various European counties, such as England, Spain, Netherlands,
Turkey, Germany and Poland, including the very talented Irish international players. John Brady and Mark Power. Alex finished tied 16th, no mean achievement for a 16-year-old, well done Alex.
FR. WILLIE MEMORIAL WALK
The annual Fr. Willie Memorial Walk to Slane Will take place on Saturday 22nd July. Cost €10. Meeting Point: Oldbridge at 9am - Ending with a short Prayer Service on the Hill of Slane. Returning from the Hill of Slane to Oldbridge by Bus. If interested please put your name on the sheet provided at the Church Doors.
MEATH LOURDES PILGRIMAGE
This pilgrimage will take place from Sept 12th until the 17th Sept and will be led by bishop Michael Smith. Contact 041-27384.
B–5 BETTYSTOWN 5 MILE
Registration is open for the B-5 sponsored once again by NSP. Taking place on Tuesday 18th July. The race starts at 8pm (walkers start at 7:40) There is a free t-shirt to the first 300 registered. We are giving a fantastic medal to all Finishers. Like last year we are doing all cash prizes to the value of over €2000. We have a special Bring a Buddy Rate of €17.50 each (Individual price is €20). We have group rates for 15 or more people for €15 (plus online transaction fee) Spread the word please because when the first 300 are registered these T-shirts are gone. You can learn more and register on www. cillesac.ie
HAVEN THANKS
The Haven School of Music wish to thank all who supported their End of the Year Show last Wednesday. €400 raised for Fr. McVerry Trust.