CLASSES: Aerobic Classes will
commence at Knockanure Community Centre on Wednesday 9th June at
8pm.
For details of classes contact Maggie on 087 9866533.
Pre-school – Moyvane – Some free ECCE places still available for
September 2010. Morning session only 9.30- 12.30. Contact Katie
Fitzgerald 087 6492097.
TIDY Towns Committee in Knockanure appeals for full
participation in
this year’s Competition which will be judged from June 1st.
Anyone who
would like to sponsor a shrub or a tray of flowers would be
welcome to
get in touch with the Committee.
KDYS Listowel are holding two summer camps this summer, 7-9 year
olds
19th July – 23rd, 10 – 13 year olds 26th – 30th For more
information,
please contact KDYS Listowel 068 23744.
PROCESSION: Annual Queen of the May Procession took place from
the
Grotto to Knockanure Church on Sunday last 23rd May at 3pm in
brilliant
sunshine. Guest speaker was Fr. Broderick who urged us to have
Faith
and Hope. Also taking part in the ceremony was Fr. Lucid, Fr.
McMahon
and Fr. O Callaghan. Readers read petitions; the choir sang
hymns to
Mary and on the organ was Mrs. Cunningham. The Altar and the
church
were well decorated with flowers. Thanks to the local committee
and the
sacristan Margaret Carmody for organizing the event. You can
hear
snippets of the hymns on youtube at knockanurelocal
EVENTS: AGM of Newtownsandes Co-op will be held in the Marian
Hall,
Moyvane on Wednesday May 26th at 8pm; John F Leslie Woodland
Walk is
held every Tuesday evening at 8pm starting at the Bridewell in
Tarbert;
Blood Donor Clinic was due to be held in the Listowel Arms Hotel
on
Monday 24th & Tuesday 25th May from 6pm. to 9pm. each
evening;
Enterprise Bus was due to visit the Square Listowel before noon
on
Tuesday May 25th; Stroke Support Group will meet on Thursday
27th May
at 7.30pm at the Meadowlands Hotel, Tralee. all are welcome to
attend.
Further information contact Dolores at 066 7195635 or Margaret
at 066
719 9708. VTOS Open Information Morning was held on Tuesday 25th
May,
details from 068-21023; Information about the Special Olympics
local
club, the North Kerry Eagles can be had from Chairperson: Kitty
Windle
06849102 ; National Biodiversity Week 21st to 30th May; To
celebrate
the 50th anniversary of the invention of the laser,
http://physicsworld.com/cws/download/may2010
are offering a free
downloadable copy of the May issue of their magazine;
Rehab has launched a call to people to come together on Sunday
June
20th and be part of its first national fundraising appeal, 1 Day
for
Rehab more from www.1dayforrehab.ie ;
Free Health screening on Thursday 27 May from 9.30am to 4.00pm
at the
Ríocht Health and Leisure Club, Castleisland.
Active Heart: Cardiac support group meeting will be held at
Kerins
O’Rahilly GAA club next Wednesday May 26th at 8.00pm. Guest
speaker
will be Dr. Gerry O Shea GP. All welcome; Committee is being
formed to
commemorate Fr Jerry Roche, details from [email protected]
;
Photo Competition organised by Samhlaiocht, closing date May
28th,
details from www.samhlaiocht.com ;
Computer classes in Athea National
School on Friday evenings , more information from 087 2627 698;
women’s
mini marathon which takes place on the bank holiday Monday June
7th in
Dublin; Confirmation in Athea on Friday June 4th; The National
ICA, AGM
will be held on May 26th at the Woodland House Hotel, Adare from
10.30
to 4pm; Racing at Cork on may 28th; Women’s World at the RDS
from 28th
to 30th; Abbey Wheelers Cycling Club West Limerick Challenge is
on
30th; FBD Ras runs from 23rd to 30th; Priests Show will be at
the INEC
on June 11th; At Tarbert Bridewell Priscilla O Donovan’s pupils
will
present a show on June 6th at 8pm;
WL Radio news; There will be a table quiz and raffle in aid of
West
Limerick Community Radio in Steve and Marie Smith’s Ploughman
Bar
Abbeyfeale on Friday, May 28 . Quiz Master Lorcan Curtin. The
first
of the Summer Hooley’s kicks off on Bank Holiday Saturday in the
Devon
Inn with Pat Jordan and Finian’s Rainbow with special guest
Eddie
Carey. Confined members draw tickets are on sale, Contact any
of the
local volunteers or the office on 069 66200 for further details.
BEST Wishes to Listowel participants in the Choir, Culture
Corner and
Music Group in the Community Game in Athlone on May 29th and
30th, the
group have 27 members.
WRITERS Week runs from 2nd to 6th of June.
FULL Moon on May 27th, following the recent soft rain and humid
conditions every plant with life in it is in its glory, the
whitethorn
is now full of flowers, the buttercup have suddenly turned
meadows
yellow and the ash tree is at last covered in leaves. The Cuckoo
is
singing to his hearts content and locals are busy saving turf.
PILGRIMAGE: St Pio Pilgrimage to Holy Cross Co Tipperary takes
place on
Sunday May 30th, bus leaving Tralee at 8.30am. Bookings: 066
7124519.Lough Derg Pilgrimage June 5th to 7th, details from 068
31232.
Lourdes last weekend was destination for thousands of military
personnel and their families who took part in the 2010
International
Military Pilgrimage. Since 1958 Lourdes has seen soldiers from
all over
the world come in peace to venerate Mary.
KNOCK Rosary Rally will take place on Saturday, June 5th – Feast
of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary. Coaches from Tralee at 7am, ring 066
7124519. Knock Summer Festival, Walk By Faith’ This is for all
aged
18-35 and will take place from June 25th – 27th. Over the 3
days,
there will be talks, workshops, drum, dance, prayer, music and
reflection, Contact 094 9388100.
EDUCATION: Pre-school – Moyvane – Some free ECCE places still
available
for September 2010. Morning session only 9.30- 12.30. Contact
Katie
Fitzgerald 087 6492097;
A series of free education programmes for people with Type 2
Diabetes
will take place in Tralee for 6 weeks commencing on Wednesday,
June
16th. contact the HSE Dieticians on 064 6670763; World Week for
Peace
in the Holy Land: 29th May to 4th June 2010. Meeting will take
place at
Carlton Hotel, Tralee on Wednesday, May 26th at 8pm. This will
focus
on Smarter Travel in Kerry Speakers: Graham Lightfoot (MD of
Mendes)
and Michael Kelly of Kerry Bicycle Festival.
ST JOHN’S: Wednesday 26th Veronica McSwiney and the Chopin
Story;
Monday 31st The London Lasses and Pete Quinn, traditional music,
details from 068 22566.
CONGRATULATIONS to Jerry J Mulvihill who recently received an
award
from the Blood Transfusion service.
CROKE Park Deal, who monitors the poling stations and advises
foreign
workers.
NEWSLETTER: Loughill/ Ballyhahill Newsletter was published
recently, it
contains many interesting articles, several of them have a
foreign
element in them. Michael Kearney begins with local landmarks ,
the
original hall was built in 1874 as a National School and
operated till
1959. Mount Trenchard est 1839 was the first N.S. School.
Stephen
Edward Rice donated the site of both churches and Gerald Griffin
born
1803 is remembered in the local school name. Paudie Cummane was
in
Australia and went to Korea to teach English, he gives his
experience
of living in Korea where the national ale is called Soju.
Bridger
Liston tells us about the quarter of a million children who live
on the
streets of Kolkata and her marathon run. Ross Griffin, Mark
Gilmartin
and Rob Stacks overland trip to Gambia in old cars is recalled
and the
life long work of Athea born Fr Jim White is researched in
Gambia.
Margaret and Denis Culhane ran in Ethiopia to raise funds to
cure
trachoma, they report on the country also. Another traveller
David
Noonan writes about South America and India. Edwin O Connor
recalls
sailing in the Caribbean. Patrick McNamara made a trip from
Australia
to the Parish of his ancestors and reflects. Plenty of local
material
is also; all the local organisations give a picture of their
activities. Photos, Poetry and a list of local employers are
also
included. Gerard Curtin writes about brick making at Cloonlahard
and
John Nolan recalls Then and Now. Bridie Holland remembers her
youth at
Tinnakilla and mentions Jim Pierce and his hall at Costelloe’s
Cross.
Grainnne Duffy nee Kearney writes about 13 years of
transatlantic
flights. Paddy O Hanlon has copy of a map showing Kerry and
West
Limerick Dairy Co-op areas, intake of milk for 1960 and 1963 are
recorded, Athea and Cratloe creamery received 1.5 million
gallons while
Newcastle West intake amounted to 0.6 million gallons.
GARDA Michael Joseph Kennelly of Keylod was remembered last week
at a
special ceremony in Dublin in remembrance of Guards who died on
duty.
Garda Kennelly lost his life when the car he was a passenger in,
went
into the River Corrib.
CORPUS Christi Procession in Listowel will take place on Sunday
30th
May leaving from the Church at approximately 1.00p.m.
GRAVEYARD: St. Michael’s Cemetery needs people for grass
cutting,
contact Pat Scanlon on 068 21429 . Mass at John Paul Cemetery on
June
29th and St Michael’s Churchyard on July 1st.
DEATH too place in England recently of Tony Cronin who was born
at
Knockanure about 70 years ago to Tim Cronin and Mary Mulvihill.
Tony is
survived by his wife and three daughters, siblings Tom, Paddy,
Kathleen
and Betty, he was predeceased by siblings Mary McAuliffe, Peg,
Nellie,
Jackie, Jimmy and Michael.
ANNIVERSARIES: Con Greaney, John Flaherty, Mary Shanahan, John
Culhane,
Daniel Flavin, Bridie Long, Tim Dineen, Jeremiah O Connor, Tom
Sullivan, Maureen Broderick, Julie O Connor, John Sheehan,
Maureen
Nolan, Peg Horgan, Kathleen O Connor;Mass on Tues 25th at 8.00pm
for
Michael Dore; Mass on Wed 26th at 9.15am For the Intentions of
the
People of the Parish; Mass on Thurs. 27th at 8.00pm for Timothy
&
Julia O’Flaherty; Mass on Fri. 28th at 8.00pm for Elizabeth
Meehan;
Mass on Sat. 29th at 10.00am for Michael Mulvihill; Mass on
Sun. 30th.
at 10.00am for David Dillon at Knockanure and the 11.00am Mass
in
Moyvane is for Michael Flaherty.
EXAM Mass at 8.00pm on Sat. May 29th for all who have
Examinations this
year.
COLLECTORS for June; Vigil Tom Moloney & Shane Kiely
11am Ester Foley and Anne Fitzgerald; Knockanure 10am Siobhan
Fitzgerald.
READERS: Vigil John Corbett; 11.00am Jerry Duggan;
Knockanure 30th May Kathy Kennelly & Mary Fitzgerald.
CHURCH: The Diocesan Pastoral Council is organising gatherings
to
enable us to listen to one another at this time in our Church
and to
move forward together. It will take place on Monday, May 31st at
the
Carlton Hotel, Tralee at 7.30pm. It is hoped that this night
will
offer parishes an opportunity to explore and discuss issues
relevant to
the Catholic Church in Ireland today. All are welcome.
FILM on the messages of the Blessed Virgin at Fatima and Our
Lady’s
Peace Plan from Heaven was due to take place in the Parish
Centre
Tralee on Tuesday, May 25th at 8pm. All welcome.
LITURGY: Meeting of the Liturgy Group on Tuesday 25th May at
8.30pm in
the Presbytery.
ROSARY before Mass in Knockanure every Sunday during May.
Moyvane
Rosary by the ICA will be recited at the Grotto at 7.45pm on
Tuesday
evening 25th May.
ADORATION: Moyvane Sun. 4.00pm to 5.00pm; Wed. 10.00am to
7.00pm and
Knockanure Tues. 10.00am to 6.00pm.
Eucharistic Procession, this year in Listowel, is on Sunday
30th May
at 1pm.
THOUGHT: St Cyril of Jerusalem explains that water is always the
same –
yet it produces different effects in various forms of life. All
life
needs water, yet the needs vary. Likewise, the Holy Spirit is
always
the same, but we are different and so the Holy Spirit manifests
Himself
differently in each of us.
Knockanure Notes – 23rd May, 2010
May 23, 2010