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Issue 232 May 31St 2013 June 14 2013 PLEASE NOTE: NEXT SUPER Next Issue is DRAW st th out Issue 232 May 31 2013 Sat 29 June th Produced by Castlelyons Newsletter and Website Committee @ 9.30pm June 14 (sub-committee of Castlelyons Community Council - Serving the community since 1962) 2013 . [email protected] www.castlelyonsparish.com Tidy Towns & Heritage Group •Waste Minimisation programme - Castlelyons Tidy Towns Group are starting a pilot project in conjunction with "Bobs Shop" .This project is aimed at recycling magazines whereby a small selection of magazines will be available in the shop and available to take one home with you. As this is a pilot project we shall start small and hopefully expand it further if the demand is there, so enjoy the read. If you would like to make a donation then that would be nice, all proceeds will go to further enhancing this project. •Water Pumps - At last the two water pumps in Castlelyons village have had their heads restored and now hold their heads up high after a fantastic paint job done by the community employment scheme which makes them stand out. The water pump in Bridesbridge is also getting a uplift which will be finished shortly. Many thanks to all for the work done in restoring these pumps. •Litter Challenge - Cork County Council litter challenge has just been judged yesterday the results will be out next week so the results will be posted locally and in the newsletter. Please keep up the good work in keeping your areas clean. All areas are judged housing estates, both villages etc. Remember weeds, cig butts, paper, wrappers are all counted and used to judge our community. A shovel /brush and a hoe can sort these problems so keep up the good work. Cas tlelyons Community Alert A public meeting was held in Castlelyons Community centre recently to highlight the importance of public vigilance in helping the Gardaí in combating and preventing crime in the area. The meeting was attended by Sgt John Kelly, Crime Prevention Officer for the Fermoy area. Diarmuid Cronin , Community Development Officer for Munster and our local Garda Pat O Connor. Sgt Kelly spoke of the on going problem of fuel theft from diesel / central heating tanks, he suggested that the tanks be located if possible in more secure locations, as locking the tank is not sufficient especially plastic tanks which can easily be drained by drilling a hole. He also highlighted that theft from parked cars at graveyards, community centres, sports field car parks etc is still happening. Do not leave any valuables exposed on the seats of your parked car. Due to the recent shortage of animal feed there have been reports of the theft of bales of silage and hay. The theft of all kinds of metal is an on-going problem also. There have been a number of burglaries in the area over the past number of months and Sgt Kelly stressed the importance of turning on burglar alarms even at night as some houses were entered and robbed at night while the owners were sleeping. Burglar alarms should only be installed by reputable companies and should be serviced regularly. The rear door and windows are the most common entry points and should always be securely locked at night, and whenever the house is unattended, even for a short time during the day. He stressed the importance of taking down the Reg numbers of any strange vehicles and reporting any suspicious activity to the Gardai in Fermoy (Phone No 025 31222) and finally he thanked the community for their help in fighting and solving crime in the area. Diarmuid Cronin also spoke on some of the issues mentioned by Sgt Kelly and outlined how the criminals take advantage of the public especially the elderly. He spoke of the risk of opening your front door to strangers without first locking the back door. Never give money in advance to people for work that they have not completed. He also highlighted the importance of having smoke and carbon monoxide alarms fitted in all homes. He also advised that some homes in North East Cork are in a high risk area for Radon Gas and houses built without a proper radon barrier should be tested for the presence of radon gas. This test can be carried out for € 50 approx. Contact The Radiological Protection Institute Of Ireland at 01 269 77 66 for information on how to get a test kit. The Committee would like to thank all those who attended and especially the guest speakers for giving very helpful advice on all aspects of home and personal security. Another public meeting will be held in the Autumn when the Gardai will again attend and give a more comprehensive discussion on all aspects of crime prevention. Castlelyons N.S. Parents Association: The Parents’ Association would like to thank all the parents that baked or volunteered their time for the First Communion on May 11th. Your help was very much appreciated. The final Parents’ Association meeting for this school year is on Tuesday June 4th at 8.30pm in the school. There will be a draw on the night for some spot prizes for all in attendance. We hope to see you there. Communi ty Care Group It is with a great sense of sadness that we send our very deepest sympathy to the Fitzgerald Family on the death of their beloved Ann – to Ned, Orla, Barry, Áine, Eoin and Eamonn and their extended family. Anne was a dear and cherished friend and colleague in our Community Care family. She was like a ray of sunshine when she came to our “Open House” gathering every Tuesday. Her hearty laugh and pleasant ways will be greatly missed by one and all. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis 1 Tiddleywinks Montessori Currently enrolling for morning places in Sept for the Free ECCE (pre-school year), small class numbers for individual care and attention. Places available in Toddler room also for Sept. Large outdoor play area. Enrolling age for Pre-school is 2 years. Contact: Caroline: 087-2803031 or 025-37833 Juvenile GAA - Main Sponsors: Riordan’s Super Valu, Fermoy • U14 A Hurling League - Castlelyons 2-9 St Colmans 3-10 Castlelyons played hosts to St. Colmans, a combination of Cloyne and Russell Rovers, last Thursday night for this U14 hurling league game. The boys were back in action again last Wednesday night with a league match against Youghal in Youghal. Match report next week. Panel: John Paul Murphy, Thomas Gunther Quinn, Jack Roynane, Conor McCarthy, Redmond Walsh(Capt), James Kearney, Barry Murphy, Seamus Moroney, Ian Riordan, Mark Spillane, Pearse Varner, James McCarthy, Michael Buckley, David Morrison, Brian O’Mahony, Seamus Morrison. • U13 Football Championship - Castlelyons U13 footballers travelled to Ballinspittle last Monday evening to take on Courcey Rovers in the second round of the Championship. Team: Eoin O’Neill, Conor McCarthy, Shane Flynn, Peter Roche, Ian Gunther Quinn, Jack Kenny, David Morrison, James Kearney, Shane Cotter, Gavin O’Neill, Peter Hegarty, Richard Morrison. • U12 Hurling League Lisgoold 2-6 Castlelyons 0-7 - Castlelyons U12 hurlers travelled to Lisgoold last Saturday evening for their first league match of the season. The second half produced some good hurling from both sides but Lisgoold got in for another goal close to full time which proved too much. Team: Gavin O’Neill, Peter Hegarty, Stephen Casey, Ian Gunther Quinn, Richard Morrison, Jack Kenny, James Kearney, Kevin McCarthy, Shane Cotter, Declan Morrison, Brendan O’Mahony, Andrew Nolan. • U10 Monster Football Blitz - Castlelyons took part in a Football Monster Blitz held in Fermoy GAA pitch last Saturday morning. Castlelyons had two teams of 9 and were in a group with Kilworth, Fermoy, Killavullen and Araglin •U10 training continues this Thursday night from 7 to 8 pm in Leahy’s Field. • Cul Camp 2013 - This year’s Kellogg’s Cul Camp will be held on the first week in July from Monday 1st to Friday the 5th of July. Keep this date in your diary and more details will issue in the following weeks. • Hard luck to Castlebridge Celtic Youths team who were beaten 3-2 in the semi-finals of the FAI National Cup last Sat. They put on a brave performance and did their club and parish proud. Well done on getting so far in this All-Ireland competition. • Vote of Sympathy - The Club extends condolences to the Walsh family, Ballyroberts on their recent bereavement. Castlelyons GAA : Sponsors – Southcoast Logistics • Castlelyons take on Ballincollig in the PIH championship on Sunday evening in Caherlag. This is the match that has been targeted by team and management since the first training session of the year back in January. A lot of hard work has been put in by everyone having played 5 league matches and numerous challenge matches to this point. Results have been favourable in most of the matches and a very strong panel has been built up with a great team spirit existing. Training is winding down this week and hopefully management will have a full ,injury free ,panel to choose from. Please come out and support the team on Sunday as the more encouragement the team get the better. Remember Caherlag on Sunday 2nd June @ 7.30 pm. • Membership for 2013 is now overdue and needs to be paid immediately. Subs can be paid to Con Lawlor (treasurer) Donal O'Leary ,Denis Fenton or any officer of the club. • Fixtures: PIH Championship V Ballincollig in Caherlag on Sun 2nd June @ 7.30 pm. • Best of Luck - Next week many of our players will be sitting either Junior or Leaving Certificate exams.
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