RAMBLING House on Thursday 03th September 2015 at 9 pm in Knockanure Community Centre. Everyone is welcome. Please come along and enjoy a great night of music, song and dance. Admission free. Refreshment will be served. Contact Ann Flavin at 0863090948.
ACTIVE Retirement Day at Knockanure Community Centre, takes place on Monday 07th September 2015.Music by Stevie Donegan. All Welcome, If attending it’s important to please ring office on 068 49799. New members especially welcome
THANK you to everyone to donated cakes, buns, etc for our Cake Sale on Vintage Day.
BALLYHEIGUE PATTERN DAY: falls this year on Tuesday 8th September, feast of the birthday of Our Lady. Mass begins at the Grotto at 11.00am celebrated by Bishop Ray Browne and fellow concelebrants.
FIRST FRIDAY CALLS: Knockanure calls on Thursday 3rd and Moyvane on Friday 4th . Starting both days, God willing at 11.00am.
DEATH occurred on 16th August 2015 of Bridget Hayes, Ballinagree, Borris, Carlow. Survived by sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nephews, nieces and in-laws. Removal on Wednesday 19th August to Rathanna Church arriving for Funeral Mass at 11am followed by burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. Bridget was daughter Denny Lane of Kilmeaney and Ellen Ahern who was a native of Athea. Survived by brothers Bill (London), Eanus (Dublin), Joe (USA), sisters Nora (London), Mary (Mayo), and Eileen (Kilmorna).
DEATH has taken place of Robert Moloney, The Square, Listowel on August 21st 2015. Predeceased by his wife Betty Buckley (died July 2014), survived by daughters Caramel & Mary, son Dominic, sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchildren Sean, Senan, Robert, Grace, Patrick, great-grandson Sean Og, nephews and nieces.
Requiem Mass for Robert Moloney on Tuesday morning at St. Mary’s Church, Listowel. Burial afterwards in St. Michael’s Cemetery, Listowel. Robert was born 1934 to Robert Moloney and Margaret O Mahony. Went to secondary school in Roscrea only recently I met an old chum of his who recalled their school days. Despite being a busy shopkeeper working early and late, he was interested in fishing, gardening, honey bees and loved the seaside at Ballybunion where you were sure to find himself and Betty sitting in the front lawn.
DEATH took place recently of Paddy Holly of Leicester and Tarmonshill, he is survived by his sister Mary in Ballylongford, his sister in-law Tessie, nephews and nieces.
ANNIVERSARIES: Michael Griffin, Madeline Moloney, Mai Scanlon, Liam Nolan, Michael Joe Daly, Moss McGrath, Jim Barry, Dick O Connor, Bob Murphy, Tom Ned Fitzgerald, Dan Foley, Paul Collins, Mass Moyvane Church; Mon. 31st at 7.30pm for Murt O’Shea, Killarney, (requested by Moyvane G.A.A. Club). Thurs. 3rd at 7.30pm, Deceased of the Lynch Family, Gortdromagouna. Fri. 4th at 7.30pm Deceased of the Flavin & Mulvihill Family, Aughrim. Sat. Vigil, 5th at 7.30pm for Jackie Enright. Sun. 6th at 11.00am for Dora Ahern, Kilbaha, Months Mind. Tues. 8th at 7.30pm for Margo Kennedy.
Knockanure Church Masses, Tues. 1st Sept. at 7.30pm for Joan Barrett, Recently Deceased. Wed. 2nd at 7.30pm for Mossie Kennelly. Sun. 6th at 10.00am for David O’Connor, (Anni.).
SCHOOL mass Friday 4th at 10.00am at Murhur National School, Opening Mass to begin The New School Year. All welcome.
THOUGHT: Helping people takes time, and free time is a commodity most of us have in scant supply. It is probably, at least partly true, for that reason that the time we give to others is such a treasure to God.
Stephen Fortosis.
BEST WISHES to Fr Madden who is retiring, many of us met him regularly when he was Parish Priest in Athea.
WELL DONE to the Pierse family of Gortnagross who represented Athea in Athlone at the Community Games finals recently. Emily competed in the 7k and 50m backstroke as did Anne-Marie also in the swimming with Dermot taking part in the 1200m cross country. Gymnastics, Katie Byrne competed in the U11 competition, Clodagh Ahern in the U9 event came 2nd winning a silver medal.
PRAYER MEETING IN KNOCKNAGOSHEL: Moss and Janice Carrig have a prayer meeting in St. Mary’s Church, Knocknagoshel at 3pm on Sunday, September 6. All are welcome.
LISTOWEL ACTIVE RETIREMENT GROUP will resume their meetings on Tuesday 1st September at 2.30pm in St Patrick’s Hall. New members are welcome.
BLOOD donation clinic will be held at Abbeyfeale secondary school on 7th and 8th September from 6 to 9pm.
READERS, Vigil, Elaine Hudson & Catriona Farrelly. 11am Kevin Hudson & Karina Stack. Knockanure 10am Margaret Carmody & Mary Fitzgerald.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR CARE OF CREATION: Pope Francis has designated Sept 1st World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation.
LOURDES PILGRIMAGE: Our prayerful good wishes to all from our Parish and our Pastoral Area who are travelling to Lourdes this week on the Diocesan Pilgrimage. We will keep you in our Prayers, please pray for us at the Grotto. A safe and enjoyable Pilgrimage to all. On Friday 4th, 7.30pm Irish Time Kerry Pilgrimage Grotto Mass can be viewed live by logging on to “Lourdes Live” on Internet.
GRANDPARENTS PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK: Sunday 13th September. Coach departs Killarney 7.00am, (Cathedral), Tralee 7.30am (Bus Station), Listowel 8.00am (The Square), Abbeyfeale 8:15am (The Church). Contact O’Shea’s on 066 7180123.
SEPTEMBER 22ND: A meet and greet gathering in the Marian Hall on Tuesday September 22nd with Fr McNamara. All welcome. It will commence at 8.00pm
CAR BOOT SALE in aid of WL102fm ( our local community Radio) will take place at the community centre, NCW (beside the GAA pitch) on Sunday, September 6 from 7.30am, ring 069 66200.
TOASTMASTERS meet in the Desmond Complex, Newcastle West on Wednesday 2nd September from 8.30pm to 10.30pm, further information from Charles on 087-7972855.
KERRY CHORAL UNION Junior Choir Auditions open to boys and girls age 7-15 years old. Auditions will be held on Saturday 5th September 11am-1pm in Our Lady & St. Brendan’s Church, Upper Rock Street, Tralee. Telephone : 087-4412700.
CEILI will be held in Halla Tadhg Gaelach, Tournafulla, on Friday 4th September. Music by the Johnny Reidy band and all are welcome.
SINGING: West Limerick Singing Club monthly singing session in the Ramble Inn, Abbeyfeale on Friday 4thSeptember at 9pm and all are welcome.
MASS in Abbeyfeale
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CONFESSIONS: Saturday Moyvane 6.30pm till 7.20pm, Sunday Knockanure 9.00am – 9.50am.
ADORATION:CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, MOYVANE Sun.4pm to 5pm, Wed. 10am to 7pm
CHURCH OF CORPUS CHRISTI, KNOCKANURE Tuesdays 10.00am to 6.00pm.
DAY TRIP TO LISDOONVARNA Friday 11th September. Bus Lunch and Dinner €55. Departs Wednesday 2nd September: Contact Marie 086 1032436.
LEAH CARMODY FUNDRAISER the next meeting will take place in the Community Centre, Tarbert, on Tuesday 1st of September at 8pm.
ST JOHN’S: Tuesday 1st Sept. Comedy film called My Accomplice. Thursday 3rd Breaking Trad with Donal Murphy and friends. Fri 4th Tomatoes a short pay written and performed by Eimer Sheehy, Tralee. Exhibition by Annascaul Artists group at 6.30pm on Sunday 6th Sept. Wed. 9th ,Three Lovely Lassies, more from 068 22566.
BOOK Launch: On Thu. 3rd September at 6.30pm in O’Mahony’s Bookshop, O’Connell St. The book of short stories is by Mike Mac Domhnaill.
GLIN Library will be ten years old this September.
RUGBY: Women’s Squad train at the Town Park Listowel on Thursdays from 6.30pm to 8pm.
WALK on Sunday 30th August 3pm from the Mens Shed [Old Vocational School, Abbeyfeale]. The walk included a visit to the old Church of Ireland Cemetery before continuing along the Great Southern Trail Greenway to the ruin of the historic Purt Castle.
PAPERS: Killarney Echo and South Kerry Chronicle 1899-1920, Saturday, November 29, 1902; Page: 2
RECENT DINGLE LICENSING SESSIONS.
TO THE EDITOR.
Moyvane House, Newtownsandes,
25th November, 1902. DEAR. SIR,—On the day after seeing Canon O’Leary’s letter on the above—Thursday last—I wrote him explaining my presence at the Dingle Sessions, and asking him to set the matter right on my behalf with respect to the licensing taxes. He invites me to make my explanation through the Press. The facts of which I have made Canon O’Leary aware are these: I had promised a clergyman in the district for some time past to spend a few days with him. I went out to his place on Thursday evening, and went into Dingle on Friday to see a gentleman on business. I took a seat on the Bench as I was entitled to do and to vote if I choose to do so. When the magistrates retired to their room I went with them with a view of getting the benefit of their deliberations in some cases where special legal points had arisen, but I at once intimated I did not come to the Sessions to vote, and I would not vote, as can be proved by the records of the court, I did not vote. I hope this letter will get the same publicity that Canon O’Leary’s letter has got.—Yours faithfully,
M. J. NOLAN
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