Drogheda Independent

Julianstow­n

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JULIANSTOW­N DRAMA GROUP

Calling all old (former) and potential new members of Julianstow­n Drama Group, a new production of “The Battle of Julianstow­n 1641” will take place in September 2018 - Anyone interested in taking part - Acting or back stage is invited to attend a meeting on Tuesday 19th June in the Julianstow­n Community Centre @ 7.30. Come along for more info.

MASS AND BLESSING OF GRAVES IN MOORECHURC­H

The Annual Mass and Blessing of Graves in Moorechurc­h Cemetery will take place on Sunday, 1st July at 11:30 am. Please alert those outside the parish to this date.

Blessing of Graves in Kilsharvan Cemetery will take place on Friday, 13thJuly at 7:30 pm.

MEALS ON WHEELS

Meals-on-Wheels are looking for volunteer drivers to help with delivering meals to senior citizens in the Stamullen and Julianstow­n areas on Monday, Wednesday and Friday every week. If you are interested in helping, please contact MOW on 0867222068.

JULIANSTOW­N TIDY TOWNS

Our Tidy Towns Volunteers are out and about weeding and planting, but there is only so much they can do. We also had help some Wednesday evenings from a group of Albanians who are residing in Mosney Accommodat­ion Centre and they did a fabulous job cleaning the paths up through the village. Would you be able to spruce up outside your residence and perhaps if you know of some elderly person whose lawn needs mowing, or some weeding done, wouldn’t it be lovely to give them a helping hand?

Our village looks lovely and thank you to everyone who is helping with its upkeep. If there are weeds growing on the verges or roadside near you, please remove them! You may have noticed we created two new beds this year; one at the top of the Laytown Road and the other at the new Julianstow­n Village Garden sign and both are doing well. We had the picnic table installed at the woods and it’s lovely to see people stopping and using it. Our planters were planted up by McLysaght Nurseries on the Mosney Road and they have now been placed throughout the village and are looking rather well (Many thanks Robert!). The Old Mill looks a lot better than it did this time last year! If you would like to help out with the Tidy Towns please contact Niamh on 086 3477283.

 ??  ?? Drogheda woman Carmen McKeon graduated with a degree of Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) from RCSI at the College’s Higher Degree Conferring. Pictured (l to r) is Rachel McKeon, Anthony McKeon, Professor Cathal Kelly, CEO/Registrar of RCSI, Carmen McKeon...
Drogheda woman Carmen McKeon graduated with a degree of Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) from RCSI at the College’s Higher Degree Conferring. Pictured (l to r) is Rachel McKeon, Anthony McKeon, Professor Cathal Kelly, CEO/Registrar of RCSI, Carmen McKeon...

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