Wexford People

Clonard

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LOTTO RESULTS

Clonard lotto results for Wednesday, September 6. This week’s winning numbers 3-6 – 14 – 24. No jackpot winner. 15 match-three winners receive €43 each: Joanne Kehoe; Jack O’Leary; Liam Nolan; Katie Philips; Florrie Murray; Gordon Family; Geraldine Kavanagh; Jamie and Josh Brennan; Judy Murphy; M. Dowsett; A. Tennant; Bridie Joyce; Theresa McMahon; Linda, Sandra, Catherine and Marion Carley, and Liz Curran.

Jackpot for Wednesday, September 13, is €9,200. Tickets are €1.50 at the parish office or any promotor. Lotto draw takes place every Wednesday night at Clonard Bingo at 8.30 p.m. If you wish to join or be a promoter please call to the parish office to have it arranged. Results available on clonardpar­ish.ie.

CHURCH NEWS

Clonard Vigil Choir: We are looking for singers who are interested in joining our community’s choir. The Vigil Choir works with members of Teach Bhríde to provide music for the weekly 6 p.m. Saturday Mass at the Church of the Annunciati­on, Clonard. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Commitment­s: Wednesday 8 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. Rehearsal. Saturday – 5.15 p.m. Rehearsal, 6 p.m. Mass. Contact Bernadette Smith at 083 8765853 or email houseofbri­gid@gmail. com.

Position Available: Parish secretary Church of the Annunciati­on, Clonard. This contract is to provide cover for maternity leave, which will be a minimum of seven months. This is a full time position Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with occasional evening and weekend work. This position will commence on November 6. All candidates must be available to start on November 6. For more informatio­n please see clonardpar­ish.ie for the full job descriptio­n. Closing date is Friday, September 29.

Practice For Clonard Family Liturgy Group: Will recommence on Wednesday, September 20, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the main Church. Family Mass will recommence on Sunday, September 24, at 10 a.m. All children who have completed senior infants are welcome to join. Contact Patricia Connick at 087 9667848.

Pro Life: Will hold their annual church gate collection next weekend. Your support is greatly appreciate­d.

COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT

Clonfab Ltd Community Employment Scheme currently have vacancies for Childcare Assistants in FAB Family Resource Centre.

Applicants must be over 21 and be eligible for Community Employment.

All applicants must be registered with Intreo/Employment Services. Further details can be obtained by contacting Clonfab Ltd office 053 9147782 Monday to Friday 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. or email clonfab@gmail.com. Closing date for applicatio­ns is September 27.

FAB SPLIT THE POT

Don’t forget to enter FAB splitthe-pot every week. Envelopes €2 available in reception. We are also looking for sellers for splitthe-pot. Enquire in FAB or call 053 9142018.

HOSPICE COFFEE MORNING

The Hoospice coffee morning is on on Thursday, September 14, in Clonard Community Centre from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. There will be a raffle, book stall and delicious cakes. Please support this vital service. All money raised stays local.

BOXING CLUB

Clonard Boxing Club are back in full training for the new boxing season, at the old fire station on Davitt Road. New members welcome, boys and girls.

CLONARD GAA

Well done to all the boys and girl who participat­ed in the under-eight regional blitz in our pitch at Coolcotts recently. It was a wonderful sight to see all these little kids enjoying the hurling game. Well done to Kilmore, Faythe Harriers, Sheilmalie­rs, Crossabeg, Our Lady’s Island, St Mary’s Rosslare, and of course our own little blues.

We would really appreciate if you are a doing clear out of any clothes, shoes, bedclothes, curtains, handbags. duvet covers, or sheets, please bring them to the pitch any Tuesday night at underage training between 6 and 8 p.m. And Saturday between 10.30 a.m. and midday or if you need them to be collected contact Aidan at 087 6285254.

Congratula­tion to Martin Doyle on winning €257 in this week’s split-the-pot draw, seller Shane Canning. Next week’s envelopes are on sale now. Thanks to all for selling and supporting us weekly.

The club would like to send a vote of sympathy to Dean Murray and the Murray family on the death of his mother Mary Agnes Murray (née Rossiter) may she rest in peace.

LADIES GAA

Best week so far for Clonard Volunteer Ladies with four wins out of four games played. Our under-12 girls played their county final in Wexford Park on Sunday morning V Taghmon, despite the very early start and bad weather the town girls took the game in their stride. This strong nineteen member team put on a great display of football as they were determined to keep their undefeated record for the 2017 season. The Town side won the first two quarters but a very determined Taghmon came back and won the third quarter but Clonard Vols dug deep and took control of the final quarter to finish with a fantastic score of 5-3 ‘v 0-6.

The girls were rewarded with silverware for their determinat­ion, motivation and hard work throughout the season, a massive team effort has been put into this group of girls as games are not won by individual­s, therefore we would like to thank all the players, coaches, parents, family, friends and supporters. Also thank you to Paul Murphy from Viking Wexford Glass for sponsoring our under-12 girls.

Clonard Vols would like to thank County Board for all the work that goes into organising the underage final, a special thanks to Breda Curran for putting the programmes together.

On Saturday evening our Junior B team took on Crossabeg-Ballymurn in the league quarter final, this was a very close tough physical game but the town girls showed more determinat­ion on the night which resulted in them securing their well deserved place in the upcoming semi-final v St Martin. Final score Clonard Volunteers 0-10 V 1-5.

On Tuesday evening our under-16 girls travelled away to St Martin’s to play their semi-final, after a high volume of wide’s in the opening minutes the girls settled into the game. The half time score reflected the girls hard work 1-7 V 0-4. However, the second half was a lot tougher as St Martin’s battled hard to win the game and came within 0-2 of catching up with Clonard Vols, but the town girls just proved to strong on the night with the final score being 2-12 V 2-06. This positive result has secured their place in the Division 1 Cup Final v Bunclody on September 16 at 10.30 a.m. in Farmleigh, Marshalsto­wn. Best of luck, girls.

On Monday evening our senior ladies took on Kilanerian in their league semi-final, from the start Clonard

Vols took control of the game, which lead to a massive win of 6-13 v 1-8. Well done to Clonard Vols under-10 girls who played a fantastic game v Shells last week, the girls took a very determined lead from the start which continued throughout the game, on the final whistle the town girls came out on top with a fab score of 6-6 v 3-3,

A big thank you to all the Dads for helping us set up, the shells girls and the ref mag Doherty, who always guides the younger girls during the game. The winning team was: abi law, Isabel Carty, Molly Thompson, Shannon mc Guire, robin o Connor, Esme McKiernan, Niamh White, Mia Rose Flood, Fia Delaney, Cora Murphy, Massive well done to all our teams and coaches on great performanc­es, this has been a great week for our growing club.

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