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NEWSLETTER MAY 2006 Page 2 Parish Mirror May 2006 The Select Vestry of the United Parishes of Malahide, Portmarnock & St. Doulagh’s invites you to the Dedication of St. Marnock’s Chapel by Most Rev.Dr.J.R.W.Neill, Archbishop of Dublin & Primate of Ireland on Saturday 10th June 2006, at 2 pm Preacher: Most Rev. Dr. Robert H. A. Eames, Archbishop of Armagh & Primate of All Ireland Refreshments will be served afterwards in the Parish Centre NEWSLETTER MAY 2006 Page 2 Parish Mirror May 2006 Financial Services Insurance Brokers BEST MARKET RATES FOR:- Commercial Property Insurance Household Insurance Motor Insurance Mortgages Life Assurance Serious Illness Pensions 7 St James Terrace, Malahide, Co. Dublin. Tel: (01) 845 4361 Fax: (01) 845 4439 e-mail: [email protected] May 2006 Parish Mirror Page 3 PARISH MIRROR NEWSLETTER OF THE UNITED PARISHES OF MALAHIDE, PORTMARNOCK AND ST. DOULAGH’S. Magazine Committee: Editorial Committee Free Legal Advice Centre David Rea 846 0570 Jillian Killen 845 0259 Citizens’ Information Centre Malahide Layout Free and Confidential Legal Advice Service Howard Duncan 845 1507 in Distribution Queries to Malahide Citizens’ Information Centre Parish Centre Office 816 8698 Lynsey Case, Parish Administrator maladideparishcentre@utvinternet. St Sylvester’s GAA Club, Church Road, Malahide com On the last Saturday of each month Advertising from Marcus Collie Feltrim Lodge 10.30 a.m. — 12.30 p.m. Black’s Lane Malahide [email protected] Please note contributions for each issue MUST be delivered to Jillian Killen at 40 Seabury Drive, Malahide by the 15th of the preceding month. Contributions on disc may be delivered direct to Howard Duncan at 31, Ashleigh Lawn. The Mirror by e-mail? Contributions in electronic form can also be sent by e-mail to You can have the Mirror delivered directly to your in-box every [email protected] or month, instead of waiting for the manual delivery. You will read [email protected]. all the Parish news about a week before your neighbours get it, and Small ads €1.27 per entry, save on the amount of paper going into your green bin. maximum 30 words. The Mirror will be sent as a .pdf file attachment to an e-mail. It Subscriptions: (Free to will be anything from 300k to 900k in size, so on a normal dial-up parishioners) €8.40 within EC, telephone connection, it should take from 1 to 3 minutes to receive. €14 elsewhere. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to read it. This can Parish news and information is be downloaded from the web, and instructions for doing this will also available at the Parish be sent in the e-mail. Website: http://malahide.dublin.anglican If you would like to receive the Mirror by e-mail, send an e-mail to .org/ [email protected] with the subject heading “Mirror on- line”, and containing your own e-mail address. Include your name and postal address in the text, so that you can be deleted from the manual delivery list. Page 4 Parish Mirror February 2002 Bellview Security Systems Limited Station Road, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin A COMPLETE SECURITY SERVICE DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL INTRUDER ALARMS TO I.S. 199:1987 FIRE ALARMS TO B.S. 5839 24 HOUR MONITORING SERVICE CLOSED CIRCUIT T.V. ACCESS CONTROL SECURITY LIGHTING EXISTING SYSTEMS REPAIRED/ MAINTAINED / UPDATED ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE: CATHAL GANNON M.Sec. I.I. 846 2610 / 086-2585248 Malahide Shopping Centre, Malahide, Co. Dublin, Super Valu Tel: 845 0233 — 845 2391 Malahide OPENING HOURS Monday : 8.00 - 8.00 p.m Tuesday : 8.00 - 8.00 p.m Wednesday : 8.00 - 8.00 p.m Thursday : 8.00 - 9.00 p.m Friday : 8.00 - 9.00 p.m Saturday : 8.00 - 9.00 p.m Sunday & Bank Holidays : 9.30 - 6.30 p.m OFF-LICENCE OPEN EVERY DAY May 2006 Parish Mirror Page 5 PARISH NOTES From the rector PARISH REGISTERS Holy Baptism Apr 2nd in St Andrew’s, Niamh Elizabeth Coleman, daughter of Brad and Tanya Coleman, 6 Gartan Court, Swords Holly Ella Ivers, daughter of Brian Ivers and Pearl Griffin, 14 Drynam Drive, Swords Apr 8th, in St Andrew’s, Eoin Michael Gleeson, son of Tadgh and Petrina Gleeson, 38 Torcaill, Portmarnock We welcome these new members into Christ’s family of love. Please remember them, their parents and godparents in your prayers Holy Matrimony Apr 15th, in St Doulagh’s, Julie-Anne Alexandra Moody and David Robert Sweeney, both of 117 Granby Road, Eltham, London SE9. Julie-Anne returned home from London for her wedding which was conducted by Canon Richard Bertram, who had married her parents many years before. He was assisted by the Rector. The address was given by David Rea, lay reader and Julie- Anne’s uncle. The weather was glorious and the cold weather which seemed to drag on this year finally decided to warm up. Perhaps it was an omen! We wish Julie-Anne and David a long and happy married life together as they return to set up home in London. Christian Burial Apr 17th, in St Andrew’s Churchyard, after service in St Andrew’s Church, Linda Elizabeth Brown, 18 Ardnamara Crescent. Malahide After a long illness Linda Brown died peacefully in the early hours of Good Friday, in the presence of her family. During the past few years she maintained her characteristic cheerfulness, based on a deep personal faith which was an inspiration to us all. She was always appreciative of everything done for her and never lost her sense of humour in the face of many a set back. Linda was a great worker for the parish. She had a great gift for flower arranging and art, and for many years looked after the Flower Rota in St Andrew’s. She was always supporting and encouraging Brian, not least in his acting as co-ordinator of our parish development programme. Sadly she will not see the completion of the work at St Andrew’s but by a strange co-incidence her funeral took place the day before the church was to be closed for worship as part of the development programme! Page 6 Parish Mirror February 2002 BROOKS BROOKS GROUP Branches at Drogheda, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Sligo, Tullamore, Waterford Sole Distributers JUNCKERS Pre-finished Hardwood Flooring For all Sports Halls, Public Buildings, Bars, Restaurants and Domestic Situations also Solid Hardwood Kitchen Worktops BROOKS BROOKS THOMAS WHERE PROFESSIONALS GO FOR ALL THEIR BUILDING NEEDS. P.O. Box 17, Bluebell, Naas Road, Dublin 12. P.O. Box 605, Upper Mayor Street, North Wall, Dublin 1. Tel: 01-4 600 800. Fax: 01-4 602 050. Telex: 93590 Tel: 01-8 555 333. Fax: 01-8 550 824. Telex: 31146 WORRELL'S ELECTRICAL TELEPHONE: 845 2987 / 845 3562 ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS FOR QUALITY DOMESTIC APPLIANCES, TELEVISIONS AND VIDEOS ALL TOP NAMES HOTPOINT • MIELE • SIEMENS • BOSCH • BELLING • PHILIPS • WHIRLPOOL • BALAY • CREDA GUARANTEED Reliable After Compact Disc KEENEST PRICES DISCOUNT Sales Service and Cassettes WITH PERSONAL PRICES Stocked SERVICE May 2006 Parish Mirror Page 7 After a service which included some of her favourite hymns, at which the address was given by Canon Jack Black, a long-standing family friend, her remains were laid to rest in St Andrew’s churchyard. We offer our heartfelt sympathy to Brian and their children Linda (London), Karen (Castleknock), Vanessa (Belfast), and Clodagh (New York), her sister Sandra (Tullamore), her brothers Dermot (Dalkey) and Henry (Geashill), and to all her family and friends in the loss of one who was deeply loved by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Sympathy We offer our sympathy to Nigel Motyer, Seabury, on the recent death of his father. Congratulations to Lynne Harley, Kinsealy Downs, on her engagement to Liam Mangan. LENT HOLY WEEK & EASTER The ecumenical Wednesday evening meetings held during Lent proved to be a great success. Attendances were well up on previous years, and peaking at over 70 at Seapark Convent to hear Canon Cecil Hyland talk about ‘Prayer & Meditation’. They led on to the now traditional ecumenical observance of Holy Week in St Andrew’s which were also well attended, and we thank our preachers for the thoughtful addresses as we turned our thoughts towards Calvary. Easter Day dawned bright (for once) and mild, which may have encouraged the greatly increased turnout at all services, even at 6am when the sun made its appearance as we left St Doulagh’s Church. We thank Rev Brian Mason who preached at the 10am and 11.30 services, and to all who helped in many ways with readings and prayers and music, and the provision of suitable sweets for the children as they left Church and candles for the daybreak service. Thanks are also due to Norma Sherwood and her team for the decoration of St Andrew’s, and to the Moody family from Seamount, for ensuring that St Doulagh’s was beautifully decorated after Julie-Anne’s wedding the previous afternoon. Remember Alzheimer’s TEA DAY Thursday 4TH MAY 10.30. - 12.30. Please join us in The Rectory, Church Road, Malahide to support this worthy cause. All donations will be gratefully received, but it is suggested €2 for tea/coffee and €2 for raffle tickets which will be sold on the day. I look forward to seeing you. Best Wishes, Susan Gamble. MAY FAIR 2006 Come and join us on Saturday 13th May, in the Parish Centre from 10.00 am to 1.00 pm and continue the tradition of providing a superb 'All-Day Breakfast' aka 'The Page 8 Parish Mirror February 2002 ? ANYONE FOR COFFEE ? Pop in to Portmarnock’s newly refurbished A Taste for Life Coffee / Pottery Shop behind St.
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