THIS Friday night sees the opening of the annual village festival with a Ceil’ by Murt Kelliher’s Band at 10pm.
On Friday night at 8.30pm our local drama group will be performing in the Marian Hall. On Sunday night the Dublin City Ramblers will be in concert in the hall. On Monday there will be the Co. Kerry Hunt commencing in the village at 1.30pm. There will also be a vintage rally and many novelty events.
Paul O’Flaherty was seriously injured in a car accident at the end of August and received severe spinal injuries and is in the Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire. Donation envelopes are now being distributed to every household in the parish.
Tickets are now on sale for this year’s creamery social which will be held in the Devon Hotel Friday November 22. This social caters for all ages and this year will feature two of the youngest and most talented musicians in Munster.
A church gate collection will be taken up this weekend, to install a radio link system which will enable house bound parishioners to participate in the Mass in their own homes. This system will be installed in both Moyvane and Knockanure. This project is costing E10,000 approximately. All of which is being raised by the senior citizens committee. Private donations from individuals, businesses and local organisations would be very much appreciated.
The Knockanure Resource Centre are having a fashion show in the Lanterns, Tarbert next Wednesday at 8pm. Cheese and Wine reception at 7.30pm. The model agency is Celia Holman Lee, Limerick. Tickets are E7.
Moyvane seniors played an exciting draw with Beale on Sunday last in the North Kerry championship game in Finuge. Weather conditions were very bad but the pitch held up very well. Beale had first use of the wind and led at half-time by 0-4 to 0-2. On the resumption Beale stretched the lead and with about ten minutes to go led by three points 0-6 to 0-3. It was then that Moyvane showed the true spirit and got through for vital scores. Beale snatched a point in injury time that looked good enough for the win but just when it seemed to be lost Eddie Bowler got possession out on the right wing and sent over a great point for the equaliser. The final whistle sounded straight after so both sides have to do it all over again. Players and supporters will be notified of the details of replay. Final score in the game was 0-8 each.
Juniors – the replay of the intermediate championship game with Asdee will be clarified in next week’s notes.
Moyvane Notes – 26th October, 2002
October 26, 2002
