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The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny ST NINNIDH’S CHURCH DERRYLIN 26th May 2019 Sixth Sunday of Easter Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 2839 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions Sat 25 May: 8pm: Angelia, Tommy & Richard McBrien (Derrybrick) Sun 26 May: 11.15am: Joan, Margaret & Edward Cassidy (Barr, Kinawley) AND Margaret, Michael, Michael Jr & Peter Maguire (Aughakillymaude) Mon 27 May: 10am: Maura McCaffrey (Cornaleck) Tues 28 May: 10am: Special Intention Wed 29 May: 10am: Special Intention Thur 30 May: 10am: Special Intention Fri 31 May: 10am: Special Intention Sat 01 June: 8pm: James & Margaret Murphy (Derrylea) Sun 02 June: 11.15am: Michael & Mary Maguire (Doon) Katie McBrien RIP: Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Katie McBrien Derrybrick her funeral took place on Thursday. Blessings of Graves 2019: The Blesssing of Graves for Derrylin Cemeteries will take place after the 11.15 Mass on next Sunday, 2nd June. Saturday 25th May 8.00pm: Readings: McBrien Family Prayers of The faithful: Daire Maguire Gifts: Chloe Reilly and Family member Eucharistic Ministers: Agnes Martin, Caroline Flanagan, James Dolan Sunday 26th May 11.15am Readings: Mary Sands & Carla Maguire Prayers of the Faithful Ciaran Shannon Gifts: Sarah Shannon and Family member Eucharistic Ministers: Laura Gunn, Niall Donegan, Aisling Cassidy Saturday 1st June 8.00pm: Readings: Carla Boyle Prayers of The faithful: Kornelia Turczyn Gifts: Szczepan Turczyn and Family member Eucharistic Ministers: Aoife Boyle, Connie Murphy, Philip McCarron Sunday 2nd June 11.15am Readings: Shauneen Maguire Prayers of the Faithful Evelyn Maguire Gifts: Dominika Wegrzynowska and Family member Eucharistic Ministers Dylan Maguire, Alannah Leonard, Tomas Scallon - Anne McBrien Eucharistic Adoration Wednesday from 10.00am until 12 noon. Collectors for June: Saturday 8.00pm: John Joe McCaffrey, Ashton Gilheaney, Joseph Maguire, Philip McCarron, Raymond McBrein. Sunday 11.15am: Raymond McGovern, Patrick McBrien, Cathal McManus, Rory McManus, Liam Shergill, mark Landers. Altar Society: Mary Brennan & Sioibhan Brennan. Carpark Saturday 25th Cathal McManus/Stephen Donohoe Sunday 26th John Boyle/Brendan Maguire Saturday 1st June Darren Brown/James McManus Sunday 2nd June Brian Maguire/Kieran Maguire Hi Vis jackets in Church store.. Congratulations to the children from St Ninnidh’s Primary School who Made their First Holy Communion on Saturday 25th May 2019 Oliver Borowski, Darragh Boyle, Ethan Brown, Aoibhinn Cogan, Kris Conlin Katie Fitzpatrick, Cian Gartland, Kayla Hands, Odhran Hannah-Storey Taylor Jepson-Reilly, Ronan Landers, Patrick Lunney, Kian Martin, Killian McBrien Maeve McCaffrey, Zarah McCaffrey, Alesha McCormick, Oran McKiernan, Oscar Murphy Cormac O'Connell, Conor Rasdale, Chloe Reilly, Sarah Shannon, Szczepan Turczyn Dominika Wegrzynowska St Ninnidhs PS The PTFA would like to extend their thanks to Derrylin drama Society for their generous donation to the school. The donation will be used to provide much needed resources for the pupils. ST MARY’S CHURCH TEEMORE Fr Ultan McGoohan Priest in Residence Teemore Mass Intentions Sun 26 May: 9.45am: Paddy Gilfeather Wed 29 May: 7pm: Special Intention Fri 31 May: Paddy & Rosie McGovern (Aughintra) Sun 02 June: 9.45am: Terence, Mary Anne & Noel McGovern (Gortahurk) SUNDAY 26TH MAY: First Reading & Psalm: Orlagh McBrien. Second Reading & Gospel Acclamation: Niamh Watterson. Prayers Of The Faithful: Rhys Maguire. Gifts:Julie Murphy & Family Member.Personal Prayer: Alannah Maguire. Eucharistic Ministers: Sean McGovern & Ciara McCaffrey. Tommy McGovern & Megan Curry. SUNDAY 2ND JUNE. First Reading & Psalm: Megan Curry. Second Reading & Gospel Acclamation: Cara McCaffrey. Prayers Of The Faithful: Adult Volunteer. Gifts: Culann Quaile & Family Member. Personal Prayer: Amy Clarke. Eucharistic Ministers: Phyllis Reilly & Caitlin Watterson. Marie McCaffrey & Michelle Gilroy. Blessings of Graves in Teemore Cemetery will take place after the 9.45 Mass on Sunday, 23rd June. Collectors for June: Kieran Brady & Oliver Cosgrove Altar Society for June: Mary McCaffrey & Ann McCaffrey. Carpark Supervisors . Sunday 26th Gabriel Fitizpatrick & Phelim Mc Corry. Sunday the 2nd June Anthony Drumm & Hubert Mc Caffery. Hi Vis waistcoats in Church porch BAPTISM PROGRAMME: Parents should contact their priest for a pack. Next programme Wednesday 5th June 2019 St Naile’s Church Kinawley at 8pm Society of St Vincent de Paul St Ninnidh's Conference can be contacted for support at any time on 07873240493. The next collection for the Society will take place next weekend - the 1st & 2nd June. A meeting of St Ninnidh's Conference will take place on Monday 3rd June in St Ninnidh's Hall, Derrylin at 8pm. Could all members please attend. JPII Participants are doing a church gate collection this weekend on 25th/26th May in Derrylin & Teemore. Clachan Court Our Coffee morning continues on Tuesday, Including our new programme of Armchair Exercise's. Chiropodist Jayne Orr returns Tuesday 4th June. For an appointment in Derrylin call Christina in the Bundoran Clinic on 00353719833835 Mother & Toddler Tiny Tots continues on Thursday 10-11.45am. Teemore Regeneration Group would like to remind everyone who hasn't yet filled in their Questionnaire on Road Safety that the closing date is next week. It's important that you please do to assist the group with this issue. Teemore Women’s Group: SHOW & TELL EXHIBITION >Thursday 30th May Teemore business centre > 7.30pm An Exhibition Of Wedding Dresses / Outfits Worn By Members Or Friends On Their Special Day.Be A Participant In An Evening Of Style,Reminiscence & Reflection. Proceeds To Breast Cancer. Exhibits Please 6PM>>>> ( to give time for display.) Belle Isle Visit > Tuesday 28th May Bus departs from Teemore Business Centre '@4.30PM Charity Shop > 4.35pm. Derrylin/ Benaughlin CCE would like to sincerely thank everyone who generously contributed to the street collection in Derrylin on 6th April. The total amount collected was £1263 and €610. Thanks also to those who volunteered their time to organise and help on the day. Fermanagh Fleadh is being held in Derrylin and Kinawley from 7th – 9th June 2019. Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the event. The Fermanagh Fleadh opening concert on 7th June is in Kinawley community hall. Tickets now on Sale for our Opening Concert on Friday 7th June featuring Blackwater Ceili Band (All Ireland Champions) & various artists with MC Martin Donohoe.. NIGHT NOT TO BE MISSED!! If you would like tickets you can contact us through Facebook or phone 07837087349 or email [email protected] and Tickets are available at St.Aidian's Wednesday evening 7pm-8.30pm or contact Angela 07837087349 . Lough Erne Heritage. We had a wonderful event last weekend when the 6th century journey of St. Ninnidh from Knockninny to Inishmacsaint was recreated. Thanks to Fr. Alwill for his blessing at the start of the journey and to all the rowing teams, caterers and support boat pilots for their hard work. Thanks to Liam Boyle who came up with the idea of this event, he looked great in his monk’s outfit!! By now the blisters should have healed and the rowing teams are getting ready for our next event which is the Knockninny Cot Regatta on Saturday 1st June. Big Bingo continues in St Ninnidhs Parish Centre Friday nights at 9pm sharp. Great money paid out on all 13 games especially game 10 full panel £1000 and £3550 on the jackpot game on 45 calls Aughakillymaude Cultural Centre: Sat. 2nd June at 9.30 pm Usual monthly music session Cleenish Island: the Columbanus connection (and a medieval murder mystery).by Ros Ó Maoldúin, School of Geography and Archaeology, National University of Ireland, Galway. Thursday 30th May at 8.00pm Larganess Centre, Tully Mill, Florence Court, County Fermanagh. Camp don Óige Some places are still available for Camp don Óige, and due to a generous donation we are able to offer the first 30 places at a subsidised rate of £145. Camp don Óige is a great opportunity for 12-14 year olds at Todd's Leap, Ballygawley - adventure activities and opportunities for prayer. Allowing young people to step outside their comfort zone, to grow and develop. Application forms and further information available at www.clogherdonoige.org Summer Sports Camp @ St. Aidan's High School Derrylin :Monday July 22nd- Friday July 26th. Primary 1- Primary 7. Contact 07565420024 OR [email protected] to book a place Teemore Shamrocks GFC Lotto: Results from 20/05/2019 - 2, 22, 29, 30. No Jackpot winner. £20 - Stephen McBarron. £10 - Kevin Maguire. £10 - Pauric O'Neill. This week's jackpot = £5500. Play our Club Lotto online via this link - https://www.clublottery.com/Club/Details/16 Executive Meeting: Our next Executive meeting is on Thursday 30th May at 8pm. 2019 Fermanagh Club All Stars: Our next meeting is this Wednesday 29th May at 8pm. Senior Team: Our Senior team had a brilliant win over Devenish St. Mary's last Sunday. Final Score - Teemore Shamrocks 1-19 v 0.13 Devenish St. Mary's. The team are scheduled to play an away match against 'table toppers' Ederney St. Joseph's next Saturday 1st June at 7.30pm. Junior Team: Our Junior team defeated Devenish St. Mary's last Thursday evening. Final Score - Teemore Shamrocks 3-17 v 1-18 Devenish St. Mary's. The team are scheduled to play an away match against Belcoo O'Rahilly's next Friday 31st May at 7.30pm. Please support the team if you can. U14 Girls Féile: If any individual or business would like to donate to the Knockninny Gaels U14 Féile team please make contact with Garrett MacEnri. Any donation, big or small, will go a long way in helping to bring the team to Féile Peil na nÓg hosted by Connacht GAA at the end of June. Fermanagh Senior Team: Good luck to the Fermanagh Senior team in this Sunday's Ulster Championship Quarter Final against Donegal in Brewster Park, Enniskilen at 2pm.
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