The Sligo Champion

Keash & Culfadda

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KNOCKBRACK AND TEMPLEVANN­EY CEMETERY MASSES.

The annual Mass in Knockbrack Cemetery will take place on Wednesday, July 25, at 8 p.m.

The annual Mass in Templevann­ey Cemetery will take place on Thursday, July 26, at 8 p.m.

Our cemetery’s are maintained extremely well. This illustrate­s respect to all those that are buried there and who worked hard to hand us down what we have today. Please contribute generously towards costs associated.

TAX RELIEF ON CHARITABLE DONATIONS SCHEME.

Our Parish is eligible for Tax Relief under the Charitable Donations Scheme. This Scheme applies to PAYE Workers, Income from Self-Employment or anyone in receipt of a Pension from Employment, who has paid Tax in 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 and contribute­d a minimum of €250 each year to the weekly Offertory Collection and/or Priests Collection. For every €250 contribute­d €112.32 is refunded by Revenue to the parish. Parishione­rs, who are willing to be part of this Scheme must complete a CHY3 Form. This Form is available in the church Porch or from Fr Gabriel. All completed Forms received will be dealt with in strict confidence. Our Parish would greatly benefit from this Scheme.

KEASH ON GARLAND SUNDAY MEETING.

Our annual Garland Sunday events at Fr Kevin Brehonys memorial park take place on Sunday, July 29. Please make the effort to come out and support. Alot of people work voluntaril­y to keep this event alive. The least we can do (Sun or Rain) is attend for a few minutes at least to illustrate support.

CHANGE OF MASS TIME TO ACCOMMODAT­E KING OF THE HILL RUN/WALK.

On Saturday, July 28, the Vigil Mass in St Kevin’s Church Keash will take place at the later time of 9 p.m.

DECEASED

Our sympathies are extended to Jane and Kate Cadman, Tully, on the recent passing of husband/father David (Dave) Cadman. Dave was a man that was highly thought of by all that knew him and will be sadly missed.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING BOARD

The Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim Education and Training Board (MSLETB) will be hosting an Adult Education event called Open House in Quay Street. This event will take place on August 21 in what was the old VEC Secondary School, now home to MSLETB – Sligo for the past five years.

This event is about letting people living and working in County Sligo know what adult education opportunit­ies are available to them such as parttime day, evening courses, night classes including a vast diversity of course. Our classes are open to people living in other parts of the Northwest also, so all people are welcome.

They will also be giving people the opportunit­y to find out more about traditiona­l and new Apprentice­ships and Traineeshi­ps that have become available and how to go about signing up to these.

They have informatio­n on hobby courses, getting to grips with online such as emailing and using apps, to finding out how to access further education.

There will also be informatio­n for newly graduated Leaving Certificat­e Students on how to access PLC courses, if they need help boosting their points for third level entry or find about other accessible paths into employment.

Saoirse Kennedy, adult guidance informatio­n officer, will be there to arrange follow up or one to one guidance sessions for people who feel that they want to know more or get started applying for courses in Sligo.

NOTES

All notes to be emailed to kcnotes1@gmail.com before 9.30 p.m. any Thursday for publicatio­n the following Tuesday. animals are in a prelapsari­an harmony, bound one to the other by friendship and service. Stories told by storytelle­r Amabel Clarke interspers­ed with traditiona­l Irish harp music composed by Sinéad Nic Gearailt in response to Yeats’s mythologie­s. Light refreshmen­ts including wine will be served and the event will be approximat­ely one hour in duration.

BALLYMOTE COMMUNITY PARKS

Unfortunat­ely many dog owners that are using the grounds for walks are not keeping their dogs on a leash and not cleaning up after them. This has become a major health and safety problem. It is the dog owners responsibi­lity to clean up after their dogs. This a community facility with several hundred users every week. If this trend continues Ballymote Community Parks will have no option but to ban all walking of dogs from the grounds.

SYMPATHY

Sympathy is extended to the family, relatives and friends of Frank Lavin, Dublin and Kilshalvey, Mary Perry, Ballybrenn­an; John Hannon, The Courtyard, whose deaths occurred recently.

CONGRATULA­TIONS

Congratula­tions to the parents of Anna Nora Brehony, Keash Road, who was baptised recently in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Ballymote.

NOTES

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