Friday, June 8, 2012

GRANAGH NOTES


LE  EXAMS:
 
Best of Luck and lots of prayers for all the students about to begin their exams.   For those of us who have come through it and survived, we can now say " it's only an exam " and we know that there will be many more milestones, just as important, in the years ahead.   However, at this juncture, it is the most important time of their lives.    Helen Steiner Rice always has suitable words for every occasion -
Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do.
Often the road will be rugged, And the hills insurmountable too.
But always remember, the hills ahead, Are never as steep as they seem.
And with faith in your heart, start upward, And climb 'till you reach your dreams.  
 
GRANAGH UTD. F.C:
Lotto Results: -    Friday 1st June.   Jackpot  €11,950.00.       Still No Winner.   Winning Nos. 3. 5. 26. 29.                                           
Lucky Dips: -         Padraig & James Murphy, Kingsland.   Siobhán McCormack, The Rock.    Eoin Clifford, Granagh.                                     To make sure you are included in the draw every week, you might consider buying a yearly ticket for fifty euro.                                          Next Week's Jackpot is €12,000.00 with the draw to be held in The Rock.                                                                                              Tickets available at O' Gorman's Foodstore Granagh, Hickeys Bar Croom, The Rock Bar, Granagh, & Bennis' Bar Ballyagran.
 
Match Results:
Unbeatable U8s:     On Monday 28th our under eight team won the League Cup final versus Shountrade with a score of 4- 0., and their captain  was  TJ Tierney.    Goals scored by Cian Scully and  Darragh McDonagh.    The referee awarded man of the match to Cian Scully.   Congratulations to each and every one of them and their manager Seamus Murphy. 
They are heading off to the Shield final on Monday 4th versus Feenagh which will finish off their very successful  season.
Fantastic U10s:   They were all very disappointed on Tuesday 29th as they lost the Cup final, but they bounced back on Sunday 3rd to win the Shield Final.   Well done to a great bunch.    
 
UPCOMING  EVENTS:
 
Sunday 10th June:   Open Day at An t-Ionad Glas, Organic College,Drumcollogher.   Free Entry, 2pm - 5pm. 
Check out their organic feeds and compost heaps.    They have two polytunnells, lots of veg, fruit bushes, native trees, an edible hedge and  a willow gazebo that is still growing.
 
Sunday 17th June:   Visit Lady Harrington's Flower & Vegetable Garden, in aid of Kilpeacon Church Fabric Fund and Granagh Development Fund.    Adults €5, Children free, parking on grounds.    Plant stall and advice from Steve Redden & Pamela Davis of MINT Garden and Afternoon Teas will also be served.  
 
 
ROSES  ALL THE  WAY:
We will definitely have a Granagh connection in this year's Rose of Tralee. .!   After the regional finals in Portlaois last weekend, Lisa Brady from Folsom, will represent New Orleans in the August Festival.   Her mother, Rose (Chawke) Brady and all the Chawke family are thrilled of course and we wish her the very best of Luck.  
 
LIBRARY:Mobile library will be in Granagh this coming Friday 8th, 12.00pm to 12.30pm, in front of the Church.
   
 
CHOMHBHRÓN:
Our sympathies to Liz McGrath and family on the death of her partner, John Costello, formerly of Bansha, Askeaton.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dilís.
 
MONTH'S  MIND:
The month's mind mass for Jimmy O'Gorman will be held this coming Saturday night 9th, in Granagh Church,  at 7pm.
" Death leaves behind a heartache no one can heal, but Love leaves behind a memory no one can steal ".

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