Glynn-Barntown

7 SUMMITS, 7 DAYS CHALLENGE.

Glynn-Barntown Adult camogie ladies would like to thank everyone who supported them as they raised funds recently for the Hope Cancer Support Centre in Enniscorthy. The players each ran over 43km over seven days – the equivalent of the combined heights of the seven highest mountains in the world. The ladies raise a fantastic €7,340.

CONDOLENCES

Glynn-Barntown GAA Club extends it’s deepest condolences to the Eddie Mahon and family at the recent passing of his mother, Angela Mahon, Meath. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis.

Deepest sympathy is also extended to the Dempsey families in Barntown on the recent passing of their Mom Eithne. May she rest in peace.

Condolences are extended to the Delaney family in Coolcotts on the sudden passing of Lily’s brother, John Kehoe, Rathmacknee. May he rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time.

EXAMS

Here’s a shout out to our secondary school students who are currently completing their end of year school exams – online. Good luck you guys. And not forgetting our national school pupils who are still facing the challenges of ‘school in the kitchen’ keep up the great work – everybody is a genius.

LIVE STREAM OF MASS

Mass is celebrated by Fr John Carroll, in Barntown Church on the Barntown Heritage Group Facebook page every Sunday at 11.15 a.m. Thanks Fr John.

ALONE SUPPORT LINE

The charity ALONE have launched a CoVid19 support line for the elderly community who may feel vulnerable. Please don’t hesitate to contact the service at 081 8222024 if you have concerns. Further information is also available on alone.ie.

WEEKLY NOTICES

Please continue to send in your notices for the Glynn-Barntown District to hillaryobrien@eircom.net or phone or text Hillary at 087 2028065. Now more than ever, in these unusual times, we’d love to hear about anything you might like to share, things that may help the community, family news, tips, anything that may bring a smile to ones face.