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Photo Donagh Glavin Happy Birthday Trocaire! Junior Infants from Ms. Brennan's class at Rathpeacon National School rally together to launch Trocaire's 40th. Lenten Campaign in Cork. pic Mike English Members of Blarneys Active Retirement Group who successfully completed CPR and Defibrillator training with instructor Bernard Pictured at the Flynn. Breakthrough Cancer Valentines Ball Ticket Checker supporting Cork Sean Stack with the Cancer Research at Kenny family; Bob, Fota Island resort are; Maire, Siabh, and Hurling star Tomas Orlaith from Mulcahy MC for the Blarney at the ball and Comedian Alan Shortt with Orla opening night of Dolan, Organising The Sound of Committee Chairperson Music to Cork from Midleton. Opera House. Photo Donagh Glavin. pic Donagh Glavin AUNTIESBAR Celebrate your Communion & Confirmation at Aunties Bar • Fabulous 4 Course Lunch • Personalised Menus • Adult €19.99 Child €9.99 • Communion/Confirmation child dines free Book now on 4385123 Tower, Blarney. 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Page 4 Phone 087 2330398 Muskerry News News In brief Avondhu Blackwater ‘Community Connect’ would like to hear from you if you co-ordinate or attend a senior citizen group e.g. Active Retirement, Coffee Morning groups, Senior Clubs & Community groups, craft groups etc. They are currently reviewing our services to older people and would like to receive seniors’ inputs and opinions on the services that would improve their quality of life and help them maintain their independence. It is also an opportunity for groups to hear about the services that we already provide for older people and those with a disability. Such services enable people to live longer in their own homes and improve their quality of life. Enquiries to [email protected] or telephone 025 33411 Muskerry Local History Society Tuesday March 19th 2013. Gillian Flynn, Berrings, showing her Fashion Design exhibit to Vali There will be a talk by Tim O’Brien on The 125th Anniversary of Dilloughery, Rochestown, at the St. John's Central College the Muskerry Tram. This year marks the 125th anniversary of the Graduates' Exhibitiion at the College. Picture: Mike English opening of the Muskerry Tram line between Cork's Western Road and Blarney in 1887. To mark the anniversary, Tim has compiled a special slide show presentation covering the rail line's journey to Mid-Cork up to its closure in 1934. Lecture will take place in the Jobs bost for Ballincollig UP TO 60 new jobs will be created in Ballincollig after planning Ballincollig Rugby Club (Tanner Park) Clubhouse at 8pm. was granted for a new McDonalds drive-thru restaurant. Admission 3.00for non-members. Everyone Most Welcome It will be located at the overflow car park of the Aldi supermarket Avondhu Blackwater ‘Community Connect’ Handyman near the East Gate junction. The fast-food chain are planning to Service for older people is in full swing in Blarney and the build a single storey drive-thru along with 70 parking spaces, set surrounding areas to carry out those tasks that keep you safe down parking, a bike stand and outdoor seating. within your home. Every effort is made to address all of your According to their planning application the drive-thru will be a maintenance needs both in your home and in your garden. If you flagship premises and the first in Ireland to use their Spirit of have any queries about the service then please contact Family concept. This encourages a family friendly environment [email protected] telephone 025 33411 using permanently installed iPads, interactive tv monitors, self- Have you made friends with B.A.R.T. yet? ordering kiosks as well as games projected onto the tables. It would B.A.R.T. is a free service to subscribers, where text messages from also include the first McCafé outside of Dublin offering a wider the Community Policing Unit at Blarney Garda Station will be sent selection of food and drinks compared to other restaurants. directly to your mobile. It is our intention to get urgent information to people living in the Blarney area in a fast and efficient manner. If you wish to sign up please drop into Blarney Garda Station as they also have forms available. B.A.R.T. is sponsored and facilitated by The Muskerry News and Blarney Chamber of Commerce. Blarney and District Garden and Flower Club are proud to present 'The Joys of Easter' a Flower Arranging Demonstration by Geraldine McCarthy AOIFA, with Club Competitions. Thursday March 21st Whitechurch Community Hall at 8pm (change from 4th Thursday to 3rd Thursday in March due to Easter) All welcome. After March 31st the HSE plan to destroy the blood samples of a whole generation of children born between 1984 and 2002. These samples were taken by pricking the heel of every newborn in the country and were used for disease screening purposes. If you wish to retain your (or your child's) Heel Prick Card you can Pictured at the Breakthrough Cancer Valentines Ball supporting apply to have it sent to you by phoning 1850 24 1850 or at Cork Cancer Research at Fota Island resort were Mike Stanton and www.newbornscreening,ie. You need to do this within the next few Aisling Keena from Glanmire with Chloe Falvey, Tower and Mike weeks otherwise the card will be destroyed. Healy, Bishopstown. pic Donagh Glavin. Pupils at St.
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