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St Tegan's Hall 6Th May 2018 St tegan’S Hall Talk of the Town : Set Dancing every Tuesday night @ Call 086-3452672 for all 8.30pm functions and parties. Katie Lowes The Ciorcal Cainte, (Irish speaking circle) For all your celebrations and social Next date is Monday 21st May occasions. Please phone Andrea 083 Anyone interested in resurrecting their Gaeilge will 4437907 be very welcome. 6th May 2018 Enquiries to 087 9902218. Variety Show will take place in St Tynock & Talbotstown Wanted: Childminder for baby aged 10 Tegan’s Hall this Saturday 5th May Fr. Pat O Brien – (059) 6473211 months and two school going children, Enrollment is now taking @ 8.30 sharp from September. place in Tinkerbell pre No Masses in the Oratory Next Week It will include lots of local talent school for September Flexibility around school holidays if needed. 2018 All proceeds in aid of Kiltegan Hall up-keep. Saturday May 05th @ 6.00pm Talbotstown Please contact Willie on 087 7981432 Tickets can be purchased from: Anniversary Mass: Fiach (Fee) O’ Byrne—Graigue Spaces are very limited. after 7pm To avoid disappointment Sean Furlong 087 2408367 Reader: Marry Kelly, Feddan call Mary 087 9079657 Joe O’Brien 087 2577680 Eucharistic Minister: Ben Lennon Danny Byrne 059 6473143 Collector: Ned Doyle Hat Heaven Hope to see you there! Hats and accessories for all occasions Sunday May 06th @ 9.30am Tynock Rosbawn, Tinahely, Co Wicklow Reader: Muireann Gartland Found - Silver ring found in Eucharistic Minister: Tom Brady Ruth 087 9435948 Kiltegan area. Collector: Nigel Byrne Pauline 087 2693204 Please contact the WWCE Saturday May 12th @ 6.00pm Tynock Beauty Therapist office, 059 6473330 or call in to Stratford National School the office on The Green, Kiltegan, for Makeup for Wedding, Parties, Birthdays. Reader: Paula Boland Contact 087 2693204 details. 5k/10k Fun Run Monday 07th May Eucharistic Minister: Ann Grant Byrne Collector: Paul O’Toole Race starts 12pm Rathvilly/Kiltegan Parish Summer Concert Sunday May 13th @ 9.30am Talbotstown Registration: 10am—11.30am VIATORES CHRISTI At Stratford /Grangecon GAA Shillelagh No. 1 National Angela Temple (lay missionary in Reader: Rita Costello Clubhouse School are holding a Summer Kenya) will speak at all Masses this Eucharistic Minister: Mary Burke Concert on Sunday 13th May weekend 5th & 6th May. Collector: Brian Murphy Entry Fee: 10K -€15 5K—€10 at 7pm in Shillelagh Church. There will be a Collection taken up after (kids free) The varied selection of music will include pieces Holy Communion for the Missions. performed by the children of the school, parents To Book Anniversary Masses for Tynock Contact Mary 086 2261264 Prizes to be won… and friends. Medal for each participant! To Book Anniversary Masses for We look forward to gathering beforehand under the We off our sympathies to the family & Talbotstown Contact Josie 059 6473971 Cork Tree in the Church grounds to enjoy some friends of Billy O’Brien of light refreshments in the Summer Sun. Knocklishen, who died in Limerick recently. St. Peter’s Parish—059) 6473368 His remains were interred in Rathvilly Cemetery Talbotstown & Tynock Church Collection Contact us @ The Focus Kiltegan Offertory €94.34 Envelope €253.00 https://www.facebook.com/TheFocusKiltegan e-mail: [email protected] (059) 6473330 Ads can also be dropped into the post box @ The Community Employment Office in Kiltegan. The Focus Kiltegan & Rathvilly Parish newsletter are now on our website www.rathvillykiltegan.ie, also To place an ad is €2.00. All notices must be received before 3pm on Wednesday for inclusion that week. see Rathvilly / Kiltegan parish facebook page. RATHVILLY KILTEGAN PARISH DRAW KILTEGAN G.A.A The Hub WHat’S going on! 2nd draw will take place next Tuesday 16,20, 24, 27 Opening Times: Mon, Tue, Wed & Sat 9am—12:30pm RATHVILLY CREDIT UNION: 8th May @ 7.30 in Rathvilly Thursday & Friday 9am—2:30pm JACKPOT WINNER. €14,400 Don't leave it until the last HARRY MCDERMOTT Next weeks great value lunch menu minute. We can tailor repayments to suit your pocket! Drop (Seller Burkes Newsagents) Kiltegan Camogie 2018 - Lets’s Treat yourself to lunch right here in Kiltegan into your local Credit Union in Rathvilly Go to one of our freshly made lunch specials 1 Match 3 €200 every Thursday or Friday. soon. Thursday 9.15 a.m. to 11.15 a.m. and Mary Keogh Kiltegan Camogie Club training for Cottage Pie 2.00 p.m. to 5.30p.m. Friday 9.15 a.m. to (Seller Burkes Newsagent) U6 to U16, in Kiltegan GAA Pitch 11.15 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. every Wednesday, form 6.30pm- Quiche with Fresh Salad Next weeks draw Tuesday 8th May in 7.30pm New members Welcome! Talk of The Town Our normal daily menu is also available daily including Jackpot €3,000 poached eggs, healthy wraps, panini’s, sandwiches, The St Peter's beautifully locally baked cakes & delicacies. Parish Annual Tractor Run takes Congratulations to Josh Remember The Hub stocks crafts which are locally made. place Sunday 13th Byrne who represented From Neantóg skincare, Jo Browne perfumes, handmade May at 2pm. WICKLOW GCA UNDER 14 FOOTBALL his school St.Brigid’s, cards, handbags—ideal for gifts. Support local. Talbotstown and came FINAL TRIALS third in the hurling If any group wants to use The Hub for a meeting please section of the INTO contact Philip Hanbidge on (087) 2460947. Baltinglass Darkness Skills Challenge County The GCA Football Under 14 Management Into Light Finals. Josh is on our U11 hurling team and are holding 2 final trials this coming Saturday 12th May will represent the garden county at half time in Saturday 5th May in the East and West of @ 4.15am the County. The venues will be Rathnew Croke Park during the year. Well done to all the kids who competed on the day! and Baltinglass respectively. Registration is at 11.00am and game at 11.30am RATHDANGAN NEWS Meet & Greet with the County Senior Football & Hurling Team will take place on Friday 4th May in Ballinakill from 6:30pm - 8:00pm The Village Pantry *DO NOT CONSUME Katie Lowes will be open for the NEXT WEEKS FIXTURES: NOTICE* Open 7 days a week from 9.30am—1pm darkness into light event, we will open at 4.30am on the 12th of May, we will MONDAY 7th May Following consultation with the Our daily super valu Baltinglass delivery service is also back be serving up tea/coffee and Health Service Executive up and running if you want to place an order for next morning breakfast. Leinster Minor Football Championship @ 2pm (HSE), Irish Water working in delivery ring Angela on 087 6440751 or Tess 087 6173879 We will also make a donation to pieta Wicklow V Offaly In Aughrim partnership with Wicklow house on behalf of Kiltegan from the Next Ramblers seisun is on Friday 18th May. County Council has issued a Do Not Consume purchases on the night . WEDNESDAY 9th May Notice for all consumers on the Kiltegan Water Supply Scheme. It is especially important that U17 Hurling Celtic Challenge @ 7:30 mains drinking water is not given to bottle fed World Meeting of Families and Visit of Pope Francis - Carlow V Wicklow infants. This is due to elevated levels of nitrate 21st - 26th August 2018 in the water supply. The next meeting of the West Our Parish have reserved a Bus for Sunday 26th August to Wicklow Day Care Centre will take place at 8.30 on Wednesday 'Lalor Centre – Daffodil Day Coffee Morning travel to the Phoenix Park for the Mass with His Holiness Pope Francis. Expressions of interest are welcome. 9th May, at the Day Care Please contact the Centre. All welcome. A very sincere ‘Thank You’ to everyone who helped us raise the grand total of €1,118.70 for the Irish Cancer Society on Wednesday 25th April. This was made possible by the Parish Office 059 9161114. Also our Annual General Collection continuous generosity of all who donated beautiful cakes, buns, jams etc. Also the people will take place on the weekend of who donated prizes for the raffle i.e. staff of the centre, parents and service users. Details of tickets to follow. the 18th, 19th, 20th May. Thank Congratulations to all of our winners. The support of everyone is very much appreciated you for your continued support. each year we organise this very worthy fundraiser. We would also like to acknowledge the support of the local correspondents who never let us down and continue to give us the Inner Child Workshop May 12th & 13th coverage for whatever we happen to be doing during the year.' Sli an Chroi—Contact 086 - 1225198 for more information. .
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