The Sligo Champion

Bunninadde­nKillavil

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TIDY TOWNS

The Tidy Towns committee wish to thank all who attended the table quiz and those who contribute­d to the church gate collection.

ENHANCEMEN­T WORKS

Enhancemen­t works is soon to commence with the resurfacin­g of the church car park removal of grids, widening of the entrance, extra lighting etc together with enhance works at the junction known locally as ‘Wiggins Corner’.

GYM FUN PROGRAMME

An eight-week Gym Fun Programme in the community centre is commencing Tuesday, September 11. Registrati­on is this Tuesday, September 4, from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Further informatio­n from Pauline Rogers at 071 9183241.

COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT

Sligo Community Childcare Co Ltd have a Community Employment vacancy for their childcare scheme in Little Bunnies, Bunninadde­n. Accredited training will be provided. Contact Nuala Dineen-Campbell or Paul Bradley at 071 9155533 for details on the eligibilit­y criteria. Print Farm-to-Farm Movements; and Print your Herd Profile for your Farm Accountant. Call 071 9663033 now to BOOK your free place.

BOYLE TENNIS CLUB

A new eight-week term of junior tennis coaching is commencing on Wednesday, September 5. Group times are 3: 30/4: 30/5.30 p.m. depending on age and standard. All equipment is provided. To sign up please call our tennis coach Tim at 083 1155374.

BOYLE CELTIC FC

To cater for the large numbers of children who registered at Boyle Celtic’s recent registrati­on nights, we are asking for more volunteers to help out at all age groups. Volunteers are especially required for the under-10 boys, under-14 and under-16 girls and under-16 boys.

‘GATEWAYS’ LAUNCH

An exhibition titled ‘Gateways’ by Fiona McDonald will launch in King House, Boyle on Saturday, September 1, As constructi­on of the new visual art space at the Roscommon Arts Centre continues, Gateways is one of a series of offsite projects presented across the county.

Following a series of visits to sites in the Boyle region, artist Fiona McDonald has produced a series of works exploring live networks and the idea of making these communicat­ion/data systems more visible. The launch takes place on September 1 from 3 p.m. where the artist Fiona McDonald will be in conversati­on with curator Linda Shevlin. It runs till September 27.

KINGS TRAIL

A guided All Day Theatrical Heritage Bus Tour to Roscommon’s most iconic heritage sites, bringing their stories to life and creating an unforgetta­ble experience for all ages.

Your guide will take you on a journey through time, revealing the stories which have connected these sites for centuries, from Gaelic Ireland to the birth of the Irish Free State.

At each location on the tour you will be introduced to a dedicated site guide in full period costume who will bring the fascinatin­g history and stories of their site to life before your eyes, and will take place on each Saturday up till and including Saturday, September 8, for further informatio­n contact Una Bhan at 071 9663033.

DAS ACADEMY

DAS Academy (dance, Act Sing) will hold a registrati­on day in St Joseph’s Boys School in Boyle on Tuesday, September 4. Registrati­on time is 3.30 p.m. till 5 p.m. Pop along for a chat about the classes with the DAS Academy team and to register your child/children and get all info on DAS Academy 2018/19. The September term will commence the following week Tuesday, September 11. New dance classes on Thursdays in September: Boys/ Girls six years – eight years (Hip Hop/Commercial Dance) Girls/ Boys nine years – 12 years (Hip Hop/Commercial Dance)

Girls/Boys 13 years 17 years (Hip Hop/Commercial Dance) DAS ADULT CLASSES (dance, Fitness, fun) Call/Email DAS Academy Team for more info on email dasacademy@eircom.net or 086 3266146.

IRISH DANCE CLASSES

Shannon Academy of Irish Dance will recommence soon in Boyle. Classes will take place in St Joseph’s Hall on Thursday and Friday, September 6, and seven, All grades and ages catered for. Further informatio­n from 086 4165042 or 086 8679950 or email shannonaca­demydance@gmail. com Shannon Academy of Irish Dance is committed to providing quality Irish Dance instructio­n and is based in Boyle and Roscommon.

CRAFT FAIR

A health and Wellbeing Craft Fair will be held in Boyle in September. The fair will take place in the Spool Factory Event Centre on Sunday, September 9, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event is open to all complement­ary therapists, crafters, soap makers, crystals etc. If you are unsure if your craft is suitable please message Lucy below. To book your table or for more details contact Lucy through Facebook, email spaewytch@outlook.ie or phone 089 6038531.

CURLEW WALKERS CLUB

The next meeting of the Curlew Walkers will be Sunday, September 9, meeting on Crescent, Boyle at 10 a.m. and will leave for Leean and Doons. This will be Climb Grade B the leader for the day will be David Brett, who can be contacted at 086 8841763. Please confirm times with leader or website prior to each walk walkingboy­le.com.

COMMUNITY ENHANCEMEN­T

The Community Enhancemen­t Programme (CEP) – Men’s Sheds offers funding to Men’s Sheds, who are currently affiliated with the Irish Men’s Sheds Associatio­n. The Department of Rural and Community Developmen­t provide the funding which will be administer­ed through Roscommon LCDC and the community and Enterprise section of Roscommon County Council.

There is €1,449 funding available per Men’s Shed in the county and funding will be allocated equally to all Men’s Sheds in the county that submit a valid applicatio­n. Eligible Projects are small scale capital projects only for example, office equipment, project resources, building upgrades, energy efficiency equipment, safety equipment etc. Approval of successful projects will take place in September and all money must be claimed with receipts no later than November 30.

Full details of the scheme and applicatio­n form is available on roscommonc­oco.ie or by contacting the community and Enterprise Section of Roscommon County Council on 09066 37235 or via email bcoyle@roscommonc­oco.ie Closing date for receipt of completed applicatio­n forms is August 31. Procuremen­t must be submitted with the applicatio­n form.

GOLF CLUB RESULTS

It has been a great few weeks for the younger golfers of the club with Lewis Shaw winning the Strokeplay competitio­n held on Sunday, August 12, with a great score of 62 nett, followed this week by Ciaran Beirne, who had his first big win in the club on Sunday, August 19, claiming the James Shivnan Memorial Cup with an unbeatable 44 points with yet another young golfer, Cillian Doyle, taking second place with 42 points. Well done to all three, who will surely be hard to overlook for places on interclub teams in 2019 if they continue to bring in such strong scores.

Other prizes in the James Shivnan Memorial competitio­n went to Charlie O’Donnell, who took the prize for best gross score and Tom Kearney, who came third, continuing a recent run of form, as he was also the winner of the 12 hole Stableford competitio­n held on Thursday, August 16, with 28 points, beating Michael Simon and Lorcan Egan in to second and third respective­ly, all three having 28 points and separated only on ‘countback’. We were gratified to note a strong turnout for the competitio­n in memory of James Shivnan and we wish to thank all those friends of James, who travelled from other clubs to take part. bell or Paul Bradley at 071 9155533 for details on the eligibilit­y criteria.

YOUR NEWS

Please send in your notes to Emma Gallagher by Thursday to cloonacool­notes@gmail.com.

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