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Cranny/Coolmeen Newsletter Sunday July Cranny/Coolmeen Newsletter G.A.A. Lotto Results: Winning Numbers: Monday, 22nd July — 01 - 10 - 18 - 24. th € 50 — Tony Neylon, Kilmurry M c Mahon € 30 - (1) John Reidy, c/o Hilltop. ( 2) Ni- Sunday July 28 2013 cole Quinn, Ennis Rd. (3) Kate McNamara , Coolmeen (4) Shane McMahon, Aylroe. Tel/Fax: 6832070 (5) Mark Hanrahan, C/o Hilltop. Next Week’s Draw: Monday July 29th at Hilltop e-mail: [email protected] Jackpot: - €7,000. Sales €321. Online Lotto: Coolmeen G.A.A is pleased to announce online lotto is now available www.kilfidaneparish.com to play no matter where in the world you might be! With a minimum guaranteed Fr. Albert McDonnell at 065 6832155 or 085 7811823 jackpot of €3,000. You can win big while helping your club! For details vis- it:coolmeen.clare.gaa.ie G.A.A News: Results. Minor Football Cúl Mín/Kildysart 3-10 Clooney Quin 4- Mass Times 01. Mon/Tues/Wed/— 10am Kildysart. U-12 West Clare Cúl Mín 3-07 Doonbeg 2-08. Intermediate Ladies Coolmeen 4-07 Thurs– 9.30am Cranny. Fri-8pm Kildysart Wolfe Tones 0-06. Well done to all involved Masses For August: Coolmeen - Saturday 6.45pm and Cranny - Sunday 9.45am Full reports on all matches on the Coolmeen GAA Website: Coomeen.clare.gaa.ie Basket Collection: Weekend 20th/21st July €407. Thank you for your generosity. or Coolmeen GAA Fb page. th The Golden Jubilee of Salesian Education in Co Clare: will be celebrated by Ca- Coolmeen Minister of the Word: Mary O’Connell— August 4 . st Mass Cards: Mass cards available from Cranny Office, Margaret Haugh & Christy hercon past pupils on Saturday 31 August 2013. Mass will be celebrated at St John O’Connor. Bosco Community College, Kildysart at 7:00 pm. followed by a chat and cuppa. The A Prayer Card: has been printed for Cranny Church which you may wish to send to Salesian sisters and the staff of St John Bosco Community College are looking for- family and friends to assure them of your prayer and concern at times of special celebra- ward to seeing you all at this special gathering to renew old acquaintances. tion or need. There is no fixed charge but you are welcome to place a donation in the Kildysart Drama Society :To mark the Gathering, present their highly success- candelabra. ful production of Michael J Ginnelly’s hilarious comedy, “A Wake in the West” in th Grouped Anniversary Masses: Next grouped anniversary masses are on in Cranny - the Community Centre, Kildysart on Tuesday August 6 and Friday August Sat, July 27th at 6.45pm. Names to be given to Mary O’Dea, Susan King or written into 9th. Doors open at 8.15p.m. and Curtain goes up at 9 p.m. sharp. A great nights en- book in the Church. Coolmeen - Sun 28th July at 9.45am. Names to be given to tertainment is guaranteed! Margaret Haugh 087 6981841, Brid Meaney 087 2741279 or written in to book at the Lough Derg: Bookings now being taken for the Ennis Parish Pilgrimage to Lough back of Church. Derg from August 5th to 7th. Cost: €100. Bookings immediately to: Parish Office Loved ones to be remembered in Cranny this month: James Hanrahan, Carrowreagh- 065 6824043. East. John Martin Meaney, London & Boloughera. Annie O’Halloran, Moyralla. Bert Pilgrimage to Poland: By the footsteps of Blessed John Paul II, Unforgettable spir- O’Halloran, Moyralla. Liam O’Connor, Birrinfadda. Packie Walsh, Shessive. Una itual journey, 16th—20th August 2013, Cracow – Wadowice – Lagiewniki – Walsh, Shessive. Michael Walsh, Shessive. Flan Walsh, Shessive. Carmel Shannon, Wieliczka. Price € 555.00. For further information, please call or email: Discover Thurles & Cranny. John Reidy, Cragg. Johnny Kennedy, Moyralla. Ellen O’ Dea, Cree Poland: 087 193 45 85 / +48 731 954 227; [email protected]. and forgotten souls. Coolmeen Michael McMahon, Aylroe. Mary Gillard, Mayo, Mary Cemetery Mass: Mass will be celebrated in Kildysart cemetery on Tuesday, 6th Au- Greene, Moyralla. Eddie Power, Erribul. Mary Haugh, Daughnieve and forgotten souls. gust 2013 at 8pm. All are welcome to participate in the Mass and to remember and Canons’ Island Pilgrimage: Canons’ Island is the location of a medieval Abbey and an pray for their relatives and friends who are buried there, for the deceased of the par- ancient burial ground. In 1990 the tradition of going on pilgrimage to the Canons’ Island ish and for all the faithful departed. was revived. This year we plan to celebrate Mass in the ruins of the old Monastery on th Baptism: We welcome Ciarán Michael McMahon, Carrowreagh West into the Chris- Sunday, 18 August. This year the pilgrimage will involve all three parishes that form tian family. We congratulate his parents Caroline and Noel and pray that the Lord the Radharc na nOilean cluster (Coolmeen-Cranny, Kildysart and Ballynacally- will always bless and protect Ciarán. Lissycasey) First Friday: Friday next is the First Friday of August. Mass will be celebrated in St Mary’s Church, Cranny on Thursday 1st August at 9.30am The visits to the sick and housebound will take place on Thursday morning. Pilgrimage to Rome, Assissi & San Giovanni:25th September – 2nd October 2013. Tour Leader: Mrs Mary Kelly accompanied by Fr Pat O’Neill. For full day-to- day itinerary & booking forms please contact: Mrs Mary Kelly @ 065- 6835519 or pilgrimages abroad office @ 01-635 9300. Seats available for this trip. .
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