Wexford People

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BALLYCOGLE­Y PLAYERS

The Ballycogle­y Players performed in the RTE All-Ireland Drama Festival Final at the Dean Crowe Theatre in Athlone, for the first time in the group’s 49 year history, last Thursday. On Saturday evening many of the cast and crew attend the awards gala. We were delighted to receive third place overall, we also received the following awards– Best Supporting Actor–Sean Carthy,The Bride Rosney Award for Outstandin­g Newcomer–Shay Hannon and nomination­s–Best Director–Pat Whelan, Best Actor– Fr Pat Mernagh and Best Stage Mangement–Celine Tracey.

This was a great achievemen­t for our first visit to the All-Ireland Open Finals. Tuesday night saw the 19th and final performanc­e of ‘Out of Order’ in Gorey Little Theatre, with the Raffle proceeds of €1000 going to The Hope Centre Enniscorth­y in memory of our dear friend Con Doyle, the group has decided to match the €1,000 with proceeds from ticket sales.

As we bid farewell to a play that has taken Ballycogle­y Players on their most memorable journey to date, the group would like to thank all those who helped make our journey successful, a special mention must go to our director, Pat Whelan, our main sponsor Hidden Hearing, all our sponsors and Raymond Doyle who generously provided his vans to transport the set. Finally to you our ever loyal audiences, we hope the near 5,000 of you that saw “Out of Order” enjoyed it as much as we did.

YOGA

Yoga is back at Ballycogle­y hall on Saturday, 10-11am for Community yoga and Gentle yoga on Wednesday, 10-11am. Stay tuned for chair yoga! Contact Jodi at 085 8465599 or www. jodi.yoga/contact.

CHURCH NEWS

Mass times: St Fintans church Mayglass on Saturday at 7.30pm. St Marys church Ballymore on Sunday at 9.30am. Adoration takes place on Wednesday morning from 10am-11am.

LOCAL BUS LINK

Now in operation twice weekly on Wednesday and Saturday with pick up point at Mayglass cemetery at 10.15am and depart Redmond square at 2.30pm both days. If you wish to avail of this service call 053-9011828. If you are on the bus route and wish to be picked up please give your eircode and contact number and a charge of €4 return or €2.50 one way will apply. People with travel pass travel free.

CLUB LOTTO

St Fintans GAA club in associatio­n with St Marys Rosslare lotto fundraiser takes place each Tuesday night. The jackpot for the next draw now stands at €8,250. The numbers drawn were 8,17,21,26. We thank you for your continued support. Tickets costing just €2 are available from the usual sellers or from any committee member.

GAA NURSERY

The GAA nursery for 2024 has begun with Ballymore and Carne GAA grounds as the venues. The evenings cater for boys and girls 4 and 5 years old. Last year pre school and junior infants.

The evening will cater for hurling, football and Camogie and begins at 6.30pm and finishes at 7.15pm. For further informatio­n please contact Richard on Whatsapp 086 8930057.

Great news from Mayglass school where the hurling and football 365 crew are back in action. The pre school session is open to 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th classes.

The session takes place on Wednesday mornings beginning at 8.30am for approximat­ely forty minutes on the school pitch. Those taking part are asked to bring their own hurl and helmet. What a fresh way to start your school day.

KILLINICK ICA

The most recent meeting of the guild was held on May 6th with president Aine Sheeran and 12 other members in attendance. Following a discussion it was decided to have a mass for deceased members of both the Piercestow­n and Killinick guilds in Ballymore on June 9th. Mary Kelly was thanked for her demonstrat­ion on the art of making a variety of cards.

The competitio­n winners were Lish McDonald, Mary Sinnott and Philomena Gould and the competitio­n for the next meeting which will be held on June 10th at 7.30pm is for the best handmade item. The hostesses on the night were Mary Quirke and Aine Sheeran.

BEREAVEMEN­T

The sympathy of the community is extended to the family and friends of the late Jack Lambert Grange Killinick who passed to his eternal reward during the recent past.

A man who loved his time in the hunting fields and the GAA, Jack will be sadly missed by his family and those he made friends with during his sporting life.

His remains were laid to rest in Ballymore cemetery following his funeral mass in Piercestow­n and may he rest in peace.

WEDDING BELLS

We wish Emma Boggan, daughter of Billy and Breda, Tanner Hill and formerly Bennettsbr­idge, Kilkenny man Darragh Wafer, two current members of the St Fintans clubs, many years of good health and happiness together following their wedding ceremony in Ballymore church over last weekend.

ST FINTANS

The junior hurling team of St Fintans scored a comfortabl­e victory over Oylgate/ Glenbrien in a Div 5 group A league game and was fixed to play St Annes later in the week.

At underage level the u-14 hurling team of Our Ladys Island/ St Fintans had a good victory over St James in a championsh­ip game. The u-16 football team was forced to give Blackwater a walkover and the u-18 football team of Bargy Gaels was fixed to play Davidstown / Courtnacud­dy in an Tier 2 cup quarter final.

EUROMILLIO­NS

Don’t miss your chance to be part of a St Fintans GAA club Euromillio­ns syndicate. Twice weekly for a full year for only E30. The syndicate will play four lines “with plus” in each of the twice weekly Euromillio­ns draws.

The first draw will take place on June 4th 2024 and the last draw on May 30th 2025. Full payment must be received by Monday June 3rd.

If you would like to become a syndicate member please call or text Shane 085 7287257, Liz 087 7808341 or Sharon 086 1787498 . Why not take a chance of a win while supporting St Fintans GAA club.

PILATES

Pilates with Hilary takes place on Mondays in Ballycogle­y hall for beginners at 7.30pm. Enniscorth­y IFA centre on Wednesdays for beginners from 6pm and intermedia­te 7.15 pm. Suitable for all levels of fitness. Six-week block €50, pay as you go €10 and booking is essential. Contact Hilary 087 2027306.

FREE JUGGLING COURSE

Learn to Juggle with Juggler Brendan at Tomhaggard Social Centre. Join us for this four week course which started on May 20th and will continue on May 27th and June 10th and 17th at 7.30pm to pick up a new party trick or just try something new!

Open to those over 18 with a sense of fun! No experience necessary. Limited places, book online to secure yours at https:// www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-tojuggle-tickets-8913282558­07

NOTES

If you wish to have any items included in the notices for Ballymore/Mayglass you may do so by email at conzarcat@hotmail. com or by contacting Paddy at 087 9680419. Deadline for submitting notices is 5pm on the Saturday prior to the date of publicatio­n.

BANNOWBALL­YMITTY SAD PASSING

Deepest sympathy to Bridie Breen and family and Eamon Furlong and family, Littlegrai­gue on the death of their sister Cathy Breen, Redmoor, Duncormick on Saturday May 11th. Cathy’s funeral mass was in Rathangan church on Monday afternoon at 2pm with burial afterwards in Rathangan cemetery. May she rest in peace.

LUCKY BINGO

Congratula­tions to Breda O Sullivan and Mag Lacey on winning the South East Radio Bingo jackpot.

DRAMA WINNERS

Congratula­tions to the Ballycogle­y Player on coming third in the All Ireland Drama festival in Athlone and especially to Shay Hannon who received the The Bride Rosney award for out standing newcomer. Well done Shay.

80’S NIGHT

Come along for an 80’s Night in Tir na Nog on Friday June 7th from 9pm till late, prizes for most original outfit, more details to follow.

TIDY TOWNS

Save The Date: As part of Biodiversi­ty Week 2024, Carrig-on-Bannow Tidy Towns is hosting a talk on ‘The Biodiversi­ty of Bannow Bay’ delivered by Naturalist Jim Hurley on Monday, 20th May in Carrig-on-Bannow Community Centre at 8pm. All welcome.

TRIP TO KNOCK

This will take place on 18th and 19th July. Price for this trip is €210. Please ring Grantstown before Wednesday 29th May to book your place.

GRANTSTOWN NEWS

DEMENTIA CAFÉ - Grantstown Daycare Centre are once again hosting the Wexford Dementia Alliance Pop-Up Dementia Café on Friday 31st May from 10.00am to 12.30pm

This free of charge Pop-Up Café facility is open to people in the community living with or concerned about dementia. Are you caring for a family member? We are reaching out to you to come to our Café. You are welcome to bring a friend and/or your family member living with Dementia.

Guest speaker on the 31st is Aideen McGuiness. Presentati­on – Eat Well to Keep Well. Doors open 10am. Informal opportunit­y to meet, share ideas & get support.

MEALS ON WHEELS - Would you like to have Delicious and Nutritious meals delivered to your door? Grantstown Daycare Centre operates a Meals on Wheels Service every Tuesday & Thursday for a small fee. Why not give us a call on 051 561016 for more details.

SOCIAL DANCING

Dancing continues this month in Carrig community Centre with music on Friday 24th by Pat Daly, Fri 31st May Brian McDermott. All welcome, refreshmen­ts served.

Doors open 10am. Informal opportunit­y to meet, share ideas & get support.

CARRIG COMMUNITY CENTRE

Yoga every Monday evening at 7.30pm and Thursday morning at 9.30am just come along and enjoy, pay as you go.

Bridge is played every Tuesday night.

Slimming world every Wednesday 5.30 till 7.30all welcome.

Dance Fit every Thursday night. DanceFit class will start at 7p.m. and Jive classes will start at 8.15pm No partner required, lots of fun, plenty of exercise and fun! Pay as you go.

Social Dancing on Friday nights - next dance May 24th Pat Daly.

Bingo every Saturday night from 8pm all welcome.

BREEGALBAL­LY GALBALLY TRACTOR RUN

Galbally Annual Tractor run takes place this Sunday 26th May starting at Galbally Hall with registrati­on from 12 noon and departing at 1pm.

BREE CLOTHING COLLECTION

Bree National School will hold a Clothing Collection at the school gates on Tuesday May 28th, 6-8pm and Wednesday May 29th 8.45-10am.

Clothing, shoes belts, handbags, schoolbags, curtains, bed sheets and suit cases (in working order) will all be accepted. No duvets, pillows, cushions or soft toys please.

BALLYHOGUE GAA LOTTO RESULTS

Numbers drawn on 24th April were 2, 9, 20, 26. No Jackpot winner. Match 3’s–Ciaran & Anne O’Dowd, Larry Parle, Syl Doyle.

Numbers drawn on 8th May were 4, 9, 11, 22. No Jackpot winner. Match 3’s–John & Walter Crean, Ena Doyle, Denny Tyrrell, Pat & Catriona Breen, Patsy, Tony & Anthony Green, Michael Donohoe, Charlie & Sinead Parnell, Chris Daly, Des Kehoe, Jack Fortune, Eoin Murphy, Martina Hennessy, Jamie Tyrrell, Stefan Asple.

Next draw is on 22nd May. Next jackpot €4,400.

COMMUNITY GAMES NEWS

Best wishes to Roisin Fay in the National Final of the U12 Cycling on Grass in Gormanstow­n

College next weekend. Good luck to the Boys U10 Football team playing the county final in Bree this Sunday.

Trials for U10, U13, U15 & U16 mixed Relays as well as U12, U14 and U16 Boys & Girls Relays, will be held in Bree Field on Tuesday, 28th May at 5.45pm for warm-up.

BREE AC NEWS

Well done to all athletes who took part in Days 3 & 4 of the Mr Oil Co Athletics Finals in Enniscorth­y Hub recently. Results as follows;

U10 Niamh Whelan 3rd Turbo Jav, Finn McKiernan 1st Turbo Jav; U12 Jane Prud’homme 3rdShot; U13 Roisin Fay 3rd 60mH, Eoghan Ennis 1st HJ, 60mH, 3rd 80m U14 Ava Wilson 1st in 200m, LJ, Shot; U15 Tyler Blanzy 2nd 200m, Ruth Hassey 1st 80mH 2nd in HJ; U16 Lea Bolger 3rd HJ; U17 Keira Wilson 3rd Shot.

Relays; U9 Girls 2nd Lauren Carr, Kate O’Leary, Katie Cosgrave, Layla Hughes (Sub: Shayna Walsh) U9 Boys 1st Paul Grant, Jack McMunn, Daniel Asple, Seimi Moriarty; U10 Girls 3rd Paige Dempsey, Niamh Whelan, Anna Murphy, Lauren Dempsey; U10 Boys 1st Charlie Furlong, Finn McKiernan, Aodhan Hanley, Noah Cosgrave (Subs: Edmund Crean and Leo Cosgrave); U11 Girls 1st Lina Holden, Lauren Dempsey, Abri Kelly, Lily Fay (Sub: Anna Murphy)

BREE UTD BINGO

Bree Utd hosts bingo every Sunday evening at 6pm in Hammel’s of Bree. Come along and join in the fun. Loads of chances to win.

Bree Utd split the pot envelopes are in Centra in Bree and Hammel’s of Bree. Draws takes place every second Monday. Thank you to all who support the club.

BREE BABY & TODDLER GROUP

Bree Baby and Toddler Group meet each Tuesday 10.30am12noon in Bree Community Centre.

Open to parents, grandparen­ts, childminde­rs, babies , toddlers and wobblers. Come and have a cup of tea and a chat while the children have a chance to interact, play and learn. €2 per family, no need to book. Further details from Ruth 085 1180930 or Alice 085 2295817.

 ?? Photo:JimCampbel­l ?? Cian Doyle, Aimee Doyle and Cillian Sinnott taking part in the 5k fundraisin­g walk at Grantstown Day Care Centre.
Photo:JimCampbel­l Cian Doyle, Aimee Doyle and Cillian Sinnott taking part in the 5k fundraisin­g walk at Grantstown Day Care Centre.

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