MOYVANE Golf Society are having another scramble at Newcastle west Golf Club this Saturday, tee-time 1.15 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. If interested please give names to any committee member as soon as possible.
Registration for Youth Club members will take place in the Community Centre this Friday at 8 p.m. All members must be registered by a parent. Anybody interested in becoming a youth leader are requested to come forward on the night.
West Limerick set-dancing club are holding a set-cil’ in
Convent Hall, Abbeyfeale on this Sunday at 4 p.m. Music by Taylor’s Cross, all sets called.
There was no winner of the £2,100 Jackpot in last Thursday night’s draw. The winning numbers were 9, 12, 15, 27. Three people won £20 each for matching three numbers. They were Eddie J. Flaherty, Tubbertureen, Cathal Buckley, Faha, Ballybunion and James Hudson, Klibaha. Lucky dips: £10 each M.J. Cronin, Mail Road Cross, Margaret Shine, Moyvane Village, Kevin Mulvihill, Asdee, Patricia and Jack Goulding, Keylod and Brendan O’Carroll, Moyvane South. Free tickets for next draw Ann Curtin, Listowel, Kit O’Driscoll, 21 O’Connell’s Avenue, Listowel, Jimmy Mulvihill, Leitrim East, Noreen Lynch, Woodgrove and Maurice Walsh, Clounprohus. This Thursday night’s Jackpot will be at £2,200 and the draw will be held at Bingo in the Marian Hall.
Moyvane Tidy Towns/Development, for Moyvane Village, all the hard work has paid off as they have been awarded best new entry in the Southern region, in this our first entry in the Tidy Towns competition.
The extension of a further kilometre to the village nature trail along the back of the community centre and sportsfield is almost complete except for the placement of fencing along the walk. The completion of the trail has led to a place in the ESB CBI final which will be held in Dublin on September 25.
Moyvane senior footballers should now be safe in the county league and can concentrate on the North Kerry championship. It will be a few weeks before we have a game as once again we received a bye in the first round. However the squad are in training and we hope we can get a few challenge games to keep them in shape.
The juniors were beaten by Beaufort in the Barrett Cup after a very good game in Moyvane. The loss of key players to the Intermediate championship was a big problem but in fairness they put up a great battle and only late goals saw us out. Final score Moyvane 1 – 5, Beaufort 4 – 5. We are still in the North Kerry Intermediate championship where we play Brosna in the semi-final.
Moyvane U-14 were defeated by Finuge in the semi-final of the championship after a very close game. That just about wraps up their year which was a very successful one as they won the Division two of the North Kerry league.
It is intended to run the race night on the Thursday night of the Listowel Races.
Moyvane Notes – 15th September, 2001
September 15, 2001