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The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny ST NINNIDH’S CHURCH DERRYLIN 23rd August 2020 Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions: Sat 22 August: 8pm: Bridget Murphy (Corraveigha) AND Eamon Reilly & deceased family members (Aghyoule) and Deceased members of The Smith family (Camletter) Sun 23 August: 11.15am: Patricia Farrelly Memorial Mass Mon 24 August: 10am: Special Intention Tues 25 August: 10am: Special Intention Wed 26 August: 10am: Special Intention Thur 27 August: 10am: Barry Burke Fri 28 August: 10am: Special Intention Sat 29 August: 8pm: Eileen Rodgers (Oak Grove) & deceased family members and The Owens Family (Gorteen) Sun 30 August: 11.15am: Eugene Owens (1st Anniversary), Drumdoney Saturday 22nd August 8.00pm: Reader Orlaith McIntyre Eucharistic Ministers: Connie Murphy Philip McCarron Sunday 23rd August 11.15am: Reader: Caitlin McIntyre EucHaristic Ministers: Anne McBrien, Tomas Scallon Saturday 29th August 8.00pm: Reader Laurna Shergill EucHaristic Ministers: Lorraine McCaffrey, James Boyle Sunday 30th August 11.15am: Reader: Molly Flanagan EucHaristic Ministers: Marie McBarron, Mary Shannon Sacrament of Confirmation: The celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation will take place in St Mary’s Church, Teemore, at 6.00pm on Friday 28th August, and in St Ninnidh’s Church, Derrylin, at 4pm on Saturday 29th August. Rehearsals: The Confirmation rehearsals will take place in St Mary's Church on Wednesday, 26th August at 8pm and St Ninnidh's Church on Thursday, 27th August at 8pm. Penitential Services: Confession is normally part of the preparation for Confirmation. However, due to the Covid Regulations, individual Confession is not possible this year. Instead, Fr Alwill will hold a short Penitential Service at the end of the Rehearsals (see above) in both churches. Face Coverings: We both commend and thank all those who are now wearing face masks at the weekday and the weekend Masses in our parish. In a statement issued on Thursday the leaders of the four main Christian Churches in Ireland strongly "recommend and encourage the use of face coverings at all services of worship”. So, we encourage our parishioners to continue the practice of wearing face coverings at Mass and we also remind them of the importance of maintaining the 2m social distance at all times, especially when entering and leaving our churches. ST MARY’S CHURCH TEEMORE 23rd August 2020 Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions: Sun 23 August: 9.45am: People of the Parish Wed 26 August: 7pm: Jim Waterson (Drumanymore) Fri 28 August: No mass due to Confirmation at 6pm. Sun 30 August: 9.45am: John Owens (1st Anniversary), Aghyoule Noel Finnegan RIP: Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Noel Finnegan, College St, Cavan, whose funeral took place on Monday last. Noel was a brother of Ann McCaffrey, Gortahurk. SUNDAY 23RD AUGUST:Readings: Orlagh McBrien. Prayers Of The Faithful: Aibhlinn McGrath. Eucharistic Minister: James McBarron./ Margaret Curry / Michelle Gilroy. SUNDAY 30TH AUGUST: Readings & Prayers Of The Faithful: Owens Family Members. APPRECIATION The John Paul Team of 2019 / 2020> Cara,Megan Caitlin,Michelle & Pauric are to be commended for their participation in the Sunday Liturgy before the Restrictions and since the resumption of Sunday Mass. May They and all Students who have completed their Second Level Studies have a bright future ahead. Students who wish to partake in the John Paul Award 2020 /21 Please Contact Sian Barrett / Mary Burke. The Parish Office open Monday – Thursday 10.00am to 1.00pm Volunteering for ushering: Parishioners are reminded to keep their distance as they enter the chapel, when going for communion and also when leaving the chapel. We would also ask that parishioners co-operate with the ushers for everyone’s safety. We are delighted with the time and effort a number of people are giving at the weekends to help out on the chapel. More volunteers are needed to help out at our weekend masses. Please let Fr. Alwill know if you can assist… it will be greatly appreciated. Derrylin Volunteers Sat 22nd August Sunday 23rd Outside -Francis Murphy/Martin Murray Outside -Cathal McManus Back door - Con Darcy Back Door –Concepta Gilheaney Porch - Jacinta Mc Connell Porch – Molly Flanagan Seating ushers - Seating Ushers:- Chris Nethercott Caitlin McIntyre Orlaith mc Intyre Mary Mooney/Padraic Owens Chelsea Gunn Brian McManus Society of St Vincent de Paul St Ninnidh’s Conference can be contacted for support at any time on 07873240493. Derrylin ParisH Bingo Drive in Sit in Bingo of course complying with Covid 19 regulations, continues on Fridays at 8.30pm. Teemore Women’s Group: Sincere Sympathy to Anne McCaffrey, our esteemed Member & Treasurer on the death of her brother Noel Finnegan. May he rest in peace. Masses on Parish web cams. They can be accessed on www.mcnmedia.tv and church services. CB Radio is also on air. COVID-19 Support Line for Older People ALONE manage a national support line and additional supports for older people who have concerns or are facing difficulties relating to the outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Professional staff are available to answer queries and give advice and reassurance where necessary. The support line is open seven days a week, 8am - 8pm, by calling 0818 222 024. Derrylin O'Connells GFC Lotto: 14th August: Lotto numbers were: 3, 5, 8, 24. There was no Jackpot winner. A consolation prize of £20 went to Martine McCarron, Toneywall and £10 prizes went to Laura O’Hare, Online; Declan McGovern, Toneyvarnogue; Eileen Rice, Brookeborough. Lotto draw takes place Friday’s at 9.30pm in O’Connell Park. Next week’s Jackpot is £3850. Play locally or online at Klubfunder.com Óg Connells Camp 2020 – Our first ever Mini Camp was a huge success. Thank you to all our coaches and volunteers who helped out. TRAINING: U11 & U13 Groups – Tuesday @ 6.45 – 7.45pm U17 Group –Monday @ 7 – 8pm U15 Group – Thursday 7 .00 – 8.00pm ** ONLINE HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE EACH TRAINING SESSION** RESULTS: U13: Continued their winning ways with a great win over Ederney – Saturday 15th August. SENIORS: Lost to Lisnaskea – 1-7 to 4-17 (Saturday 15th August). JUNIORS: Lost to Maguiresbridge (Tuesday 18th August). FIXTURES:U13 – Derrylin V Belleek – Saturday 29th August @ 11am in O’Connell Park. U17 – Derrylin V Irvinestown - Saturday 22nd August @ 11am in O’Connell Park. Juniors – Derrylin V Belcoo - Saturday 22nd August @ 6:30pm in O’Connell Park. SENIORS – JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP - Brookeborough V Derrylin – Sunday 30th august @ 12pm in Donagh. Good luck to all involved. **Club Championship Ticket Information: As a result of current COVID restrictions and subject to any further restrictions our upcoming Junior Championship match against Brookeborough at 12noon on Sunday 30th August will be an all ticket game. Due to potentially restricted ticket numbers: * Fully paid Club Members over 16 should text/email their name/contact details to [email protected] or 07732279992 before 8pm on Tuesday 25th August.* Tickets are £6 and there are no concessions. * If we are oversubscribed a draw will take place on Wednesday 26th August. Details will follow if applicable.* At this time tickets will only be offered for purchase by members over 16. Any adult registering for tickets whom would like to possibly take an U16 member along, please provide details of this so that in the event we have a number of tickets remaining, then a draw would be made for the purchase of remaining tickets. Teemore Shamrocks GFC: Lotto: Draw held on 17/08/2020. Numbers drawn were 10, 14, 25, 27. No jackpot winner. £20 - Niall Clarke. £10 - Declan McGrath. £10 - Seamie Maguire. Next week's Jackpot is £3500. Play our Club Lotto online via this link - https://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Teemore_Shamrocks_GFC/lotto. Thank you to everyone for supporting our club lotto. Senior Club Championship Tickets: We are currently awaiting our allocation of tickets for the Quinn Building Products Senior Championship Quarter Final against Tempo Maguires next Sunday 30th August at 4pm in Kinawley. Tickets are very limited and will be distributed very soon. More details on the process of distributing tickets will be announced soon on our social media platforms and club notes in the Fermanagh Herald this week. Due to the rise in COVID 19 cases we are currently awaiting any updates and announcements from the NI Government and Ulster GAA in regards to changes to the number of spectators that can attend sporting events. As always we strongly encourage all of our members and supporters of our club to watch this Quarter Final Live on the Fermanagh GAA website at a charge of £5.00. Senior Team: Our Senior Team defeated Newtownbutler last Sunday afternoon to maintain their unbeaten league record and remain top of the table. Final Score - Teemore Shamrocks 3.9 v 1.7 Newtownbutler. There is now a two week break in the League to allow the team to prepare for their Quinn Building Products Senior Championship Quarter Final against Tempo Maguire's next Sunday 30th August at 4pm in Kinawley. We wish the players and management team the best of luck in their preparations. Junior Team: Our Junior team were defeated by St. Patrick's Donagh last Saturday evening. Final Score - Teemore Shamrocks 3.5 v 4.12 St. Patrick's Donagh. They were scheduled to play a home match against Kinawley this Saturday at 6.30pm Club Masks and Snoods: Club snoods and masks that have been ordered on our Klubfunder website were available to collect at our summer camp yesterday.
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