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Newsletter 17Th March 2019
Black Abbey - Fridays of Lent We invite you to join us in the Black Abbey ST CANICE’S PARISH Church on Friday evenings during Lent at 6.00pm for Vespers followed by NEWSLETTER Stations of the Cross 17TH MARCH, 2019 Lent Scripture Reflection Group Each Tuesday during Lent the Adult Faith Development Group are offering a short Praying for those who have died gathering of guided reflection on the Sunday Gospels. Why not make this a part Recently Deceased of your Lenten Journey and join others to reflect on the Word of God? Seamus Campion, Shandon Park St Kieran’s College @ 7.30pm-8.15pm. Tues Nights - Starting Tues 12th March. Anniversaries st Sat 7.30pm Mary Phelan (1 Anniv) St. Mary’s Cathedral Restoration Fund Draw commences in March for 12 Sun 9.30am Paul Tynan Monthly Draws at €10 per month. Card available in Parish Office Sun 10.30am Regina O’Leary Sun 11.30am Nancy Hanrahan Annual Daffodil Coffee Morning in aid of The Irish Cancer Society on Wed 20th Wed 9.15 am Peggy Haide, Joan McGrath and Elizabeth Mazoras March in the City Library from 10am to 1pm Fri. 9.15am Noel O’Keeffe Also remember Bill, Miriam, Margo and Michael Delehanty, Frank Donovan. Cycle against Suicide will visit Kilkenny Sat. 4th May 2019 Become a homestay host Next Weekend Each homestay host provides cyclists with a warm meal, a chance to freshen up, and a bed Sat 7.30pm Kathleen Tynan for the night. Please Contact: 087 8296683 [email protected] Sun 9.30am Margaret Peg Molloy Conference: Citizens of Two Cities: Being Church in the World Today. -
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Animal People News
October 2008 3/22/13 9:19 PM Page 1 Big U.S. election wins for farm animals, greyhounds & pro-animal candidates SACRAMENTO, BOSTON, WASHINGTON D.C.––Animals won big on November 4, 2008 on all polit- ical fronts. California voters approved giv- ing battery-caged chickens room to Black rhino babies Tatenda, 2, at left; Shanu, 4, at right. (Johnny Rodrigues) spread their wings, and banned veal crates and sow gestation stalls. Massachusetts voters banned greyhound racing––making Massachu- Rhino babies bring hope to setts the first state to ban greyhound WEDZA, Zimbabwe––Two bottle- to retain control over key cabinet posts. racing while still hosting active grey- fed orphaned Zimbabwean black rhino babies Members of Mugabe’s ZANU-PF party still Racing greyhound. (Kim Bartlett) hound tracks. may live happily ever after, if the uneasy roam the countryside, poaching wildlife, Arizona voters crushed a proposition counted, 248 candidates endorsed by the power-sharing pact between president Robert intimidating political opponents, looting aid “which would have made it nearly impossi- Humane Society Legislative Fund had won Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan convoys and invading farms, claiming privi- ble to pass any future ballot initiative deal- seats in the U.S. Senate and House of Tsvangirai brings stability and economic recov- lege as “war veterans” whether or not they had ing with animal protection,” exulted Representatives. Only 10 had lost. ery to the nation. anything to do with the revolution that brought Humane Society Legislative Fund presi- Democrats Barack Obama and Signed on September 15, 2008, the Zimbabwe into being and brought Mugabe to dent Mike Markarian. -
Shondaland's Netflix Debut
December 2020 -January 2021 Shondaland’s Netflix debut Television www.rts.org.uk September 2013 1 DRAMA Heartfelt confessions and last-minute reprieves. Big reveals and characters in crisis. Discover a world of drama through music and bring your story to life. SEND US YOUR BRIEF DISCOVER MORE [email protected] audionetwork.com/discover Journal of The Royal Television Society December 2020/January 2021 l Volume 58/1 From the CEO Farewell, then, to 2020, and a more recent remote encounter Do read our report of the recent a year that we will all with a mystery entrepreneur’s butler. “Can TV save the planet?” event and find hard to forget. I was delighted by the inspirational this issue’s Our Friend column, writ- What better guide to and heartfelt message from the RTS’s ten by the new RTS Midlands Chair, the past 12 months royal patron, HRH The Prince of Wales, Kuljinder Khaila. Both have important than the always bril- to the TV sector’s production workers, messages for our challenging times. liant Sir Peter Bazal- delivered at last month’s RTS Craft & Finally, a happy new year to you gette. His review of 2020 might make Design Awards. all. I hope you get some proper down- you laugh and cry, as he eloquently HRH’s belief that the TV workforce time after a difficult year. Take care of sums up the year of Covid-19 and will rebound stronger than ever from yourselves and your families. Black Lives Matter. these challenging times is one we Baz also recalls a tense moment on should all take to heart. -
24Th March 2019
Our ‘John Edward’ in The Final of Dancing With The Stars Parish Of Today (Sunday) sees the Final of Dancing With the Stars take place. Our parishioner from Maudlin Street/Nore Terrace, John-Edward Nolan, professional Saint John The Evangelist dancer will accompany Mairead Ronan from Dublin in a bid to come out as champi- ons. John Edward, since reaching the top of his career, has never forgotten his roots incorporating | St John’s | Dunmore | Johnswell | church areas in Kilkenny and St John’s Parish. He has always been available for exhibition, advice and support in our school for dancing classes. MASS TIMES For John and Mairead to achieve their dream please tune into RTE 1 this Sunday St John’s – Sundays & Holy Days: Vigil: 6.30 p.m.; Sun: 8.00 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 12 noon & 7.30 p.m. evening at 6.30pm AND TEXT Mairead to 53125 when the voting lines open. Polish Mass: 2nd Sun. monthly, 2.00 p.m.; Weekdays: 8.00 a.m. & 10.30 a.m. (Sat. 10.30 a.m. only) Thank you for your support. Johnswell – Sunday 10.00 a.m. Dunmore – Sunday 11.00 a.m. Tax Relief For Donations Scheme Third Sunday of Lent - 24th March 2019 During the coming week, those who are eligible for the ‘CHY3’ forms by virtue of hav- ing donated €250 or more through the combined ‘Dues’ and the ‘Envelope’ collection, will receive them in the post. CONFIRMATIONS 2019 Should you receive one, we request that you read, complete and return it to our office Next Saturday - 11.00 a.m. -
A Series of Documentaries Looking at Inequality in Ireland Across Health, Wealth and Education
NOTES TO EDITORS Factual NEW Ireland’s Health Divide NEW The Classroom Divide NEW What Are You Working For? A series of documentaries looking at inequality in Ireland across health, wealth and education. In Ireland’s Health Divide, Dr Eva Orsmond discovers why where you born and raised has a direct influence on how long you live. In What Are You Working For? Philip Boucher Hayes explores Irish incomes and outcomes and in The Classroom Divide Joe Duffy finds out how much your life is dictated by where you went to school. NEW Trauma From the team behind Keeping Ireland Alive: The HSE in a Day, this four-part documentary series gives viewers unprecedented insight into the challenging, exciting, stressful world of medical emergencies - from the 999 operator to A&E, surgery and Intensive Care. NEW Alison Spittle’s Culchie Club Westmeath born comedian Alison Spittle travels across Ireland looking for answers as she investigates what makes a Culchie a Culchie. NEW The Axel Foley Story One year on from his untimely passing, this documentary celebrates Axel Foley and his journey from a working class Limerick suburb to the pinnacle of international rugby. NEW The Game A definitive history of hurling in three-parts produced in partnership with the BAI and the GAA. NEW Shergar Thirty years on from Shergar’s infamous disappearance, this documentary charts his extraordinary story with starring roles for an IRA supergrass who believes he knows what happened, and a Sunday Telegraph racing correspondent who thought he was going to die. A BBC co-production. NEW Golden Golden is a one hour documentary about couples in Ireland who have been married for over 50 years. -
Independent Productions Annual Report 2019
Independent Productions Annual Report 2019 CONTENTS Introduction 2 The Year in Review: – Television 4 – Radio 16 Other Funding 19 Other Support Activities 20 Corporate Governance 20 Financial and Commissioning Review 21 Independent Accountants’ Report 24 Schedules 25 RTÉ INDEPENDENT PRODUCTIONS ANNUAL REPORT 2019 1 INTRODUCTION RTÉ’s engagement with its audience is framed by the quality of its programming across all platforms. The Irish independent sector provides much of this high-quality, distinctively Irish content across all the key genres, from drama and comedy to documentaries, entertainment and children’s programmes. This programming is a cornerstone of what distinguishes RTÉ from the plethora of international content available to most Irish people. 2019 was another strong year which featured outstanding examples in all categories. From the unique format and talent of The Tommy Tiernan Show, to the groundbreaking Raised by the Village, to the sensitive and expertly handled Brendan Grace – Thanks for the Memories and the biting satire of Callan’s Kicks, the Irish independent sector delivered programming that engaged, entertained and moved audiences. 2 Under the Broadcasting Act 2009, RTÉ has a statutory obligation to spend a predetermined minimum amount every year on independently produced television and radio programmes. RTÉ continues to invest more in commissioned programmes than is required. This amount is lodged to a separate bank account, the Independent Programmes account. Part of RTÉ’s obligation under the Broadcasting Act is to issue a report on that account. This report outlines how the funding in the account was used in 2019. The statutory amount RTÉ was required to spend in 2019 was €39.9m (2018: €39.7m). -
Minutes of Ordinary Council Meeting Held on Monday, 25Th March, 2019 at 3.00 P.M
MINUTES OF ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON MONDAY, 25TH MARCH, 2019 AT 3.00 P.M. Chair: Eamon Aylward. Cllrs: John Brennan, Tomás Breathnach, Mary Hilda Cavanagh, Peter Cleere, Fidelis Doherty, Matt Doran, Michael Doyle, Pat Dunphy, David Fitzgerald, Ger Frisby, Pat Fitzpatrick, David Kennedy, Joe Malone, Michael McCarthy, Patrick McKee, Pat Millea, Malcolm Noonan, Melissa O'Neill, Patrick O’ Neill, Maurice Shortall & Sean Tyrrell. Officials: Colette Byrne, Martin Prendiville, Tim Butler, Sean McKeown, Mary J. Mulholland, Denis Malone, Nicolaas Louw, Declan McDonnell, Tony Lauhoff, Josephine Coyne, Mary Butler, Bríd Hynes & Anne Maria Walsh. Apologies: Cllr. Andrew McGuinness. 1. Confirmation of Minutes (a) Minutes of Ordinary Meeting of Kilkenny County Council held on Monday 18th February, 2019 Proposed by Cllr. David Kennedy, seconded by Cllr. Fidelis Doherty and agreed: “That the Ordinary Meeting of Kilkenny County Council held on Monday, 18th February, 2019 as circulated with the Agenda be and are hereby approved”. (a) Minutes of SPC1: Economic Development, Enterprise Support & Tourism held on Wednesday 19th December, 2018 Proposed by Cllr. Pat Fitzpatrick, seconded by Cllr. David Kennedy and agreed: “That the Minutes of SPC1: Economic Development, Enterprise Support & Tourism held on Wednesday 19th December, 2018 as circulated with the Agenda be and are hereby approved”. Cllr. Aylward extended congratulations to the following: . Ballyhale Shamrocks GAA on winning the Senior Club All Ireland Championship. St. Patrick’s Day Festival Committee and Tradfest for a wonderful weekend full of events. Billy Moore, Hugginstown on the publication of his book “From Ironmills to Hugginstown”. Galmoy Handball Club on winning All Ireland medals.