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Mullagh Hall Wednesday 6 April at 8.30pm in Mullagh Hall. All members are asked to 8 -16. Doonbeg will perform on the final night. In preparation for this, MULLAGH - QUILTY - COORE PARISH NEWSLETTER attend. they will perform Bernard Farrell's "Say Cheese" in Doonbeg Hall on MULLAGH ICA: Mullagh ICA will hold AGM on Wednesday 6 April at Sunday 10 April & Wednesday 13 April at 8.30pm. Please support. Parish Office – 065 7087161 - E-mail: [email protected] 8.30pm in Meeting Room, Mullagh. All members are asked to attend and RAIDIO CORCA BAISCINN: The Community Corner series this Fr Pat Larkin 065 7087012 / 087 2300627 Fr Tim Tuohy 065 7087014 new members are welcome. week on Raidio Corca Baiscinn, West Clare's Community Radio Station, WORLD MISSIONS IRELAND: On behalf of the Society of the will feature the Seol Sionna boat building project in Querrin. The FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT “A” 03/04/’11 Propagation of the Faith we Thank You for your support on Mission programme is on at 6pm on Wednesday April 6 on 92.5 and 94.8fm Sunday. In 2010, the Mission Sunday Collection in Killaloe Diocese with a repeat on Thursday at 4pm. MASSES FOR THE COMING WEEK I am the light of the world, says the Lord. Anyone who amounted to €78,516. Thank you for your great generosity despite very SET DANCING CEILI: This will be on in Cree Community Centre on MULLAGH difficult financial times. Together in Mission was the theme for Mission Friday 8 April 2011 from 10pm to 1am. Music by The Four follows me will have the light of life. Month 2010. You show your solidarity with missionaries and the Courts. Admission €10. Spot prizes and light refreshments on the Sun.03rd@11am. Special Intention Our life with God is a journey, sometimes uphill, other times communities they serve through your generosity and prayers, especially on night. Proceeds in aid of Cree Community Centre. Mission Sunday. And, all those you help throughout the world are deeply CARRIGORAN HOUSE SPRING FAIR: Sunday 17 April. Starts th Sun.10 @11am. Downes Family, Carhunagry level, through light and shadow, to the fullness of God’s eternal grateful. 1pm. Pet Dog Show, Music, Stalls, Bar-B-Q, Vintage Cars. All the fun of Joe & Rita Devitt joy. TROCAIRE: On this fourth Sunday in Lent we think of vulnerable the Fair. All proceeds to Community Day Care. Mary Morrissey, Ballymakea mothers overseas who are raising their children against the odds. The TOWN & COUNTRY BRIDAL BOUTIQUE, KILRUSH: Have Paddy & Mary Comber, Carhuligane It is a journey, sometimes gentle, sometimes strenuous, through inequalities that women and girls face all over the developing world now launched their new Communion Wear Collection. For more doubt and faith, to the fullness of God’s eternal life. condemn them to a future of poverty. By supporting Trocaire's Lenten information or to book an appointment, phone Noralynne on 087 Bridget Considine It is a journey, sometimes solitary, other times accompanied, campaign you can help them look forward to a better future. For more 7548266. QUILTY information on the campaign visit www.trocaire.org/lent or call 1850 408 FORGOTTON MOTHER’S DAY? Don’t panic, call Theresa for last [email protected] Ryan,formerly Tromara who died in England through isolation and love, to the fullness of God’s eternal 408. minute bouquets of fresh flowers. Flowers for all occasions. Weddings, friendship. LIVING WITH LOSS: One day workshop in Ennis, Saturday 9 April, Wreaths, Table arrangements, Posies. Phone Theresa on 087 Sat.09th@7pm. Confirmation Ritual from 10am – 3.30 pm. To explore stages of grieving, coping skills as well 6598939: Email Theresa on: [email protected] : Website: Martin McCarthy, Tromora It is a journey, sometimes sad, sometimes joyful, through sor- offering support through participation. Fee: €25 to include lunch and www.aprilflowersquilty.com : Face book: April Flowers. Martin & Delia Shanahan rows and happiness, to the fullness of God’s eternal joy. refreshments. Private and Confidential. Places limited, please contact SPANISH POINT SEA VEGETABLES: ARTHRITIS? ROSACEA? Pauline Bradley (Stem Support Services) on 087 6383988. We also offer Marty & Thomas Pender I am the light of the world, says the Lord. Anyone who CELLULITE? ACNE? why not try our seaweed baths! If not for its health Erika Wickham Prenderville, Quilty & Limerick an individual counselling service should any of your parishioners prefer benefits then for the luxury and glowing skin! We've got such great follows me will have the light of life. one to one. This service is free and confidential although clients are asked feedback from some of our customers we've decided everyone should to make a small contribution if they are able, towards this. try them and now you can!, because our SEAWEED BATHS are just €6 COORE MASS TIMES: GETTING MARRIED IN 2011? ACCORD MARRIAGE EACH OR 2 FOR €10. Contact: www.spanishpointseaveg.ie : email: [email protected]. Special Intention PREPARATION: To book your course in Ennis contact Marcella (065) [email protected] or tel: 087 -0922555 Saturday Vigil - Quilty 7pm 6824297 or Lo-call 1850 58 5000 Book on line: www.accord.ie HELP US TO FIND THE OLDEST WORKING PEOPLE IN Fri.08th@11am. Helen Murphy, England & formerly of Scropul K.I.B. LOTTO / WWW.LOCALLOTTO.IE: Lucky numbers for last EVERY COUNTY IN IRELAND: Friends of the Elderly in Sunday - Coore 9.30am & Mullagh 11am week were 04, 24, 25, 26. NO JACKPOT WINNER. €100 winner: Jim association with TV3 are starting a nationwide competition to find the [email protected]. Paddy & Bridget Griffin Daly, Rhineroe. €20 winners - Frances Sexton, Donogan. Tommy Galvin, oldest working man and woman in every county in Ireland They want to Dan Sexton, Doonogan Castle Monday to Saturday - Mullagh 10am Quilty. Maeve Murrihy, Shandrum. Mary Kavanagh, Freshford, Co. highlight the benefits of having an older person in the work force. Older May Sexton, Mountscott Kilkenny. Noel Hayes, Shanaway. NEXT WEEK’S JACKPOT €4,000. Next people have a lot to offer, their experience, their work ethic and the Anniversary Masses draw will take place on Monday 04/04/’11. Venue: “Crosses”. Support respect they get from their fellow workers enhances the working Michael & Tommy Tuttle, Shanaway KIB Sports Lotto on www.locallotto.ie All announced Anniversary Masses, with the exception of Months Mind environment. They hope these awards will give older people in the work FAS COURSE: Starting with Computers is a FAS run course due to take force the recognition they deserve. Six finalists will feature on Ireland and First Anniversary Masses will be celebrated at two Sunday Masses FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT 10/04/’11 place in Miltown Malbay on 16 May. It is a 12 week course with FETAC AM on the weeks of April 11, 18 and 25. The winners will then be each month in Mullagh Church, two Sunday Masses each month in major award level 3 Certificate in Information Technology. For further announced on Midweek on Wednesday 4th May at the start of READERS Coore Church and two Saturday evening Masses each month in Quilty information or referral for same please contact FAS Shannon on 061 Bealtaine Festival Month, which is Ireland's annual month of MULLAGH Church. The next date for April is Sunday 17th in Mullagh & Coore 706100. celebration of creativity in old age. Every older person that is nominated Sun. 10th@11am. Sarah Flynn Church and Saturday 16th in Quilty Church. The dates for May are SCROPUL HISTORICAL MAGAZINE: Plans are underway to will receive a Certificate of Merit and the overall winning male and QUILTY Sunday 15th & Sunday 29th in Mullagh & Coore Church and Saturday produce a historical life story of Scropul N.S. We are seeking your help female worker will receive an all expenses paid weekend break at Sat. 09th@7pm. John Daly 14th & Saturday 28th in Quilty Church. We ask that all Masses are and support in this matter. Any stories, old photos and historical facts Kelly's Resort Hotel & Spa, Rosslare, Co. Wexford. Older people who are would be most welcome. All photographs will be scanned and returned. nominated must work at least 20 hours a week. So if you think you COORE booked through the Parish Office on 065 7087161 open from 9.30am to th Please contact Scropul N.S. on 065 7087606 with your contributions. If know any elderly people who are still working in your county, post or e Sun. 10 @9.30am. Theresa Sexton any past pupils would like to submit their memoirs they are most welcome. mail your nomination with a short description of their average working Mother’s Day Prayer Mullagh ICA are hosting an Easter Flower week and your contact details to :- Dermot Kirwan, Ireland's Oldest FLOWER ARRANGEMENT: EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Arrangement Demonstration given by Phil Crowley on Wednesday 13 April Working People Awards, Friends of the Elderly, 25 Bolton Street, Dublin We wish all Mother’s every blessing on this at 8.30pm in Mullagh Hall. The flower arrangements will be raffled & light 1. Email: [email protected] or telephone 01 8731855. MULLAGH refreshments will be served on the night. Everybody Welcome. A & N BOUNCY CASTLES: Castles, Combis, Slides & Obstacle th special day. We think of all Mother’s who may Sun.10 @11am. Tony McGowan & Eleanor O’Dwyer CLARE COMMUNITY GAMES: Clare Community Games Courses available. Ideal for First Holy Communion, Confirmation, QUILTY find today a sad and lonely one. May the spirit of congratulations to Aine Keane finishing 4th in the girls U/12's 400m and Birthdays and special occasions.
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