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Sunday 4Th May 2014 SYMPATHY: We offer our sympathy, support and prayers to the Evening 9th May starting at 7.30pm. Registrations at Kilmurry MULLAGH - QUILTY - COORE PARISH NEWSLETTER family, relatives and friends of Anna Shannon, Kilrush, sister of Ibrickane GAA Club House. Further info. 087-2472623 Phil Donnellan, Moyglass. Joe O’Dwyer, England, buried during MAN AVAILABLE FOR WOWORKRKRKRK: with quad, manure spreader and Parish Office 065 7087161/ Website: www.kibparish.ie/E-mail: [email protected] the week. Tadhg Sexton, Caherush buried this weekend. May weedlicker. Reasonable rates. Phone 0868128585 Fr Anthony McMahon 065 7087012 / 086 8243801 - Fr Tim Tuohy They Rest in Peace. QUILTY ACTION GROUPGROUP: LIKE and SHARE our Quilty Action SUNDAY 4TH MAY 2014 BAPTISMBAPTISM: We welcome into God’s family & the Christian GROUP FaceBook Page! We post LOTS of great articles, infor- DEFIBRILLATOR PHONE NUMBERS: QUILTY 086 6067010 - MULLAGH 086 6067020 - COORE 086 6067030 Community Ben Brian Ormond & Jack Anthony O’Keeffe baptised mation, jokes, etc. on our FaceBook Page regularly! Check in the Parish recently. back often for updates and photos! MULLAGH APOSTOLIC WOWORKERSRKERSRKERS: Annual display of work and CASCADES COMMUNITY ALERT GROUPGROUP: Are launching the new MASSES FOR THE COMING WEEK cake sale in Mullagh hall on Sunday May 4th after 11 a.m. “TEXT ALERT” scheme at O’Looney’s bar Moloskey on Sat 17th MULLAGH A Blessing on the Countryside on a May Morning Mass. We would appreciate home baking . Sacred vessels, altar May. Music by Seamus Murrihy and friends. Refreshment’s Sun.4th@11am . John Lynch 1st Anniversary The priest may bless the countryside, using these or cloths or vestments can be purchased on the day and donated to and raffle on the night. All are welcome. Sun.11th@11am. James & Jane Murrihy, Shandrum similar words: missions or for church use. All proceeds donated to missions. IRISH KIDNEY ASSOCIAASSOCIATIONTION INVITATIONINVITATION: The Clare Branch of Denis Naughton, Moloskey On this beautiful May morning, we look out over the VIATORES CHRISTI OVEOVERSEASRSEAS VOLUNTEERING INFORMATION the Irish Kidney Association invites you, our Donor Families and Martin O’Brien & deceased family members countryside and we thank God for all he has made, for the SESESESSIONSE SSIONSSION: Ennis Cathedral on Sunday 27th April 10am to transplant recipients to their Annual Mass of Remembrance & QUILTY whole of his creation. 1.30pm in The Chapter Room, The Cathedral of Saint Peter and Thanksgiving, on Sunday 18th May at 12 noon in the Cathedral Sat.3rd@7pm. Special Intention Saint Paul, Ennis, Co. Clare. For more details contact Ennis. The Mass will be celebrated in honour of those whose [email protected]. First Holy Communion We ask God to bless these hills and valleys, these rivers and [email protected] Tel. 00 353 1 8689986 organs were donated thus giving the Gift of New Life to so Sat.10th@7pm. Mary Kettle nee Conway streams, these mountains and the lakes, these houses and these www.viatoreschristi.com many. Deceased members of the Conway Family farms. TENDERS FOR COORE CHCHURCHURCHURCH: Tenders are invited for 1. Strip- LIFT TO SHANNONSHANNON: Anyone travelling to Shannon from Quilty to John & Mary Neville ping and re plastering of wall in Coore Church & 2. Roof repairs suit course from 9am to 4.30pm, please contact Marian 086 Ettie, Anthony & Mary Frances Mungovan Lord, bless all of us, the people of this countryside. Send your of Coore Church. Please contact the Parish Office of- 3122237. healing power among us - to banish the evils that would harm [email protected] / 065 7087161 or Pat Murray 087 2287010 COUNTY SUCCESSSUCCESS: Huge congratulations to the girls on the An- COORE us. May your blessing remain among us to sustain us in love as soon as possible please closing date for receipt of tenders nagh/Mullagh 7-a-side football panel who were recently and peace, in caring and goodness, Thursday 8th May. crowned County Champions. They secured a number of convinc- [email protected]. Peggy King 1st Anniversary Sun.11th@12noon. First Holy Communion Lord, on this May Day, we ask you to bless the efforts of those ANNAGH N.SN.S.: On Thursday & Friday the 12th & 13th of June ing wins on their way to the finals which were held in Clarecas- 2014 between 9.20 a.m. and 12 noon, Annagh N.S. invites in any tle. Victories over Knockanean N.S., Clarecastle N.S. and Bally- (NO 9.30AM MASS ON SUNDAY 11TH IN COORE CHURCH) who produce food from the land. Let them know forward to a potential Junior Infant children, whose parents might be interest- car N.S. saw them crowned county champions for the second new season of fruitfulness and prosperity from their fields and SUNDAY 11/05/2014 ed in enrolling here for September in order to give them an oppor- time in three years. The panel of ten players captained by Lucy MINISTRY OF THE WORD their crops, their farms and their herds. tunity to become a little familiar with our school life. The idea of Flanagan were Klara Baker, Catriona Egan, Eilis Conway, Áine MULLAGH Lord, we remember the people of the past generations, who the two days is to whet their appetite for school in September. Talty, Amy Sexton, Síofra O Dea, Ellen Flanagan, Aoife Talty and Sun.11th@11am. Mairead Clancy lived their and earned their livelihood among these hills and Even if you are still undecided about where you are sending your Eva Burke. The girls were mentored by Senan McCarthy, Anne- QUILTY valleys and mountains and streams. Bless them with eternal child in September they are very welcome to come for these two marie Doyle and Connie Sexton. Well done to all. Sat.10th@7pm. Kevin Hanrahan life with you. half days. For further details regarding these two days and/or F.A.I.S. 55----AAAA----SIDESIDE SOSOCCERCCERCCER: Well done to the boys and girls from COORE enrolment at Annagh National School, please contact the school Mullagh N.S. on getting to the quarter final stage of this highly Sun.11th@12noon. First Holy Communion Children Lord, help us to preserve and enhance the beauty and at 7084850. competitive annualy held competition. They secured two victo- healthfulness of this countryside that the past generations have EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ACTIVE RETIREMENT MAMASSSSSSSS: This will be on Thursday 8th May at ries and a draw along the way but strong oppposition from MULLAGH handed on to us. Help us preserve the abundant variety of 2pm in Mullagh Hall. All welcome. There will be no 10am Mass in neighbours Cooraclare N.S saw their journey come to an end. Sun.11th@11am. Tony McGowan & Eleanor O’Dwyer plant and animal life. Help us to cherish the pure water, the Mullagh Church this day. The 8 players on the panel were Adam O Connor, Jason Curtin, QUILTY clean air, the fresh winds and the warm sunshine, and guide us PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGMEDJUGORJEORJEORJE: Wednesday 17th September Ricky McMahon, Gavin O Connor, Amy Sexton, Catriona Egan, Sat.10th@7pm. Beatrice O’Riordan & Carmel Galvin in preserving this magnificent landscape that we have 2014 inclusive for 7 nights. Departing from Shannon. Spiritual Klara Baker and Jessica Doohan. A very enjoyable day was had COORE inherited. Director: Fr. Anthony McMahon PP. Price of €689 applies. Con- by all and well done to all the teams who took part. Sun.11th@12noon. Catherine Sexton & Mary Nugent tact Frances Sexton 7084075 / 7087200. EASTER DISCODISCO: A huge thank you to all who helped make the Lord, as we grow in appreciation of our natural surroundings PILGRIMAGE / HOLIDAY TO CANADA, SHRINES OF QUEBEC & NI- recent Mullagh N.S. Easter disco such a success. Many thanks ALTAR SERVERS lead us to appreciate the wonder of your presence in our world, AGARA FALLSFALLS: This pilgrimage / holiday will take place from 24th to the school staff, DJ Derrick, parents and of course all the MULLAGH and surround us with your goodness and love and peace. We August -4th September 2014. Flight with Air Canada from Shan- children that attended and brought with them some fantastic Sun.11th@11am. Group C ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. non to Montreal via London Heathrow. 10 nights B & B Hotel Ac- Easter bonnets. Hopefully this will become an annual event to QUILTY commodation & 10 evening meals. Guided Tour of Montreal, Que- be enjoyed by everyone. Sat.10th@7pm. Group C bec, & Toronto. Further information contact Mary O' Loughlin 065- CROSSES OF ANNAGHANNAGH: Zumba starts again Thursday 8 May: COORE BANK HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL 7084000; Fr. Pat Larkin 087-2300627; Karen Mackin (Joe Walsh 8pm Zumba, 8.45pm legs, bums, tums kettlebells. 1 class €6, [email protected]. Group A TRACTOR RUN IN AID OF SLAINTE AN Tours) 01-2410805. Closing date for payment of deposits to se- 2 classes €10. Time for that summer bod!! CHLAIR, KILNAMONA cure a place is now extended. THE GER LOUGHNANE CACANCERNCER CHALLENGECHALLENGE: 23rd & 24th May We wish the Communion Children for Quilty Taking place this Sunday the 4th of May at 12.30pm K.I.B. LOTTO / WWW.LOCALLOTTO.IEWWW.LOCALLOTTO.IE: Lucky numbers for 28th 2014 Brian Cody, Liam Sheedy, Anthony Daly and Davy Fitzger- & Coore School who are making their First from Quilty to Miltown Malbay. Registration from 12.00 April 2014 were 13, 22, 25, 27. €3,000 No Jackpot Winner. ald will engage in a Hurling Championship Match Preview with €100 Winner: Kathleen Haugh, Spanish Point. €20 Winners: Marty Morrissey at the West County Hotel in Ennis on Friday Holy Communion next weekend all the best - 12.30pm at Kilmurry Ibrickane GAA carpark fee €20.
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