GRANAGH NOTES 24/25th June.

PARENTS' ASSOC:

Granagh National School Parents' Association will hold their church-gate collection on this coming weekend 27th & 28th June.
They are collecting for funds to cover the annual insurance and registration fees.

SCHOOL DANCE SHOW:

All the classes in the school are involved in the end of year show with dance teacher Shelley Naughton-Shires, and they all gave wonderful
performances. They have different routines for each song and we had a total of twelve songs on the night.
The Juniors, Seniors and First Class performed:- ' Scooby Doo' , ' Superman' , ' Opposite ', ' Bob the Builder' and ' Grease Lightening'.
The Second and Third classes performed:- ' Holddown Throwdown', ' We don't Care Lucozade' and ' Now or Never ' ( High School Musical).
The Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Classes performed :- ' Ching A Ling ' , ' Disturbia', ' Right Round', and 'Movie Sway'.
The Parents' Council were looking after the catering and served a beautiful tea.
Shelley and Ciara will be holding a Summer Dance Camp in Kilmallock from 27th - 30th July. It will cater for 4 - 8 yr olds and 9 - 17yr olds, with
an end of week Performance and Certificate Presentation.

GRANAGH UTD, F.C:

Lotto results: There was no winner of the €4,700 in the lotto draw this week.
Numbers drawn were 6.24.26.29
Lucky dip winners of €20 each were Harry O` Sullivan Granagh, Benjamin Houlihan Granagh, Kay O` Donoghue Granagh.
Next weeks jackpot is €4,800.

U8 & U10 Awards: Kevin Clifford and Seamus Murphy were in charge of proceedings last Wednesday night for the presentations.
The U10s were being awarded their runner-up medals in the Desmond League, Div 4 Shield Final. Great credit was due to them for getting so
far in the competition and for putting in a great team effort. Full Panel:- James McDermott, Conor Lynch, James Dore, Dean Kenny,
Eimhin O'Regan (Capt), Sean Walsh, Richard Walsh, Conor O'Donoghue, Sean English, Eoin Clifford, Sean Ceina, Santiago Junquera,
Cian Cotter, Gearoid Lynch, Sam O'Sullivan, Liam McDermott, Aaron Noonan, Damian Madigan, Calum and Jason Leahy.
Top Scorer Award was Richard Walsh and Player of the Year was Dean Kenny.
The U8s also received their medals for taking part in a tournament in Croom a few weeks ago.

Remember Our A.G.M. -- Thursday, June 25th at 9.00pm in the Community Centre Granagh.
All managers & junior players are requested to please attend. Also, all parents welcome.

DRAMA:
The newly formed Limerick Theatre Hub will be presenting four unique pieces of theatre, each running for two weeks. The first presentation
' Excess Baggage' is written by Mary Coll and Directed by Joan Sheehy. It is a witty take on Chaucer's ' Wife of Bath' from the Canterbury Tales.
The writer was interested in seeing what Alice - the Wife of Bath, would be like if she were transported to the 21st century. As a result, we see
Alice, who is an expert on men, marriage and love - transported to a Ryanair Departure Lounge where she tells her story.
Running until Saturday June 27th.


NEW ARRIVAL:
Congratulations to Karen (Dore) and Paul McDonagh, Killatil on the birth of their baby boy, James.


LIMERICK YOUTH SERVICE:

Bloom: Movement for Global Justice will be hosting a development education training course in Limerick on the last weekend of June
Friday June 26th - Public meeting
“The financial and climate crisis: It's time to pay back the Global South - A discussion on global tax justice and ecological debt”
Will be held in the Offices of Limerick Youth Service, Lr. Glentworth St., 7pm to 9pm.
Speakers: Lidy Nacpil (Jubilee South), Nancy Serrano (Climate Camp Ireland).
The course will include workshops on some of the key issues in global justice campaigning work today, including tax justice and food sovereignty.
Saturday, June 27th - Workshop:
A One-day development education course - “Issues in global justice campaigning work”.
Our guest speaker for the event will be Lidy Nacpil of Jubilee South in the Philippines .For more details and to book your place on the course please RSVP to daniel@debtireland.org and 01-6174835