Moyvane Notes – 27th November, 2004

COMHALTAS

THE AGM of the Moyvane/Knockanure CCE took place on Monday November 8th. The following officers were elected chairman John McCarthy; vice chairman, Gerard Buckley; secretary Ann Flavin; treasurer Breda Enright, PRO Mary Buckley; auditor Tom Dunne; Treoir na Gaeilge, Ann Fitzmaurice; youth officer Sharon Buckley; delegates to County Board, Jerry Enright, Gerard Buckley. A singing night will be held in Killorglin on Friday December 10. Contact secretary Ann Flavin for further details.



CLASSES

Set Dancing and Ceílí classes every Monday night in the Top of the Town, Athea, at 9pm sharp. All are welcome.



FAIR

Tarbert Development Association hosts the annual craft fair on Sunday December 5, 1-5pm, at the Lanterns Hotel.



ICA

Moyvane ICA is offering a stress-free day out. No driving worries, no parking expense. Just sit back and enjoy a shopping trip to Cork on Wednesday December 1. On arrival at 10am you are free to do as you wish until we depart Cork at 6pm. Cost is €16. Bus leaves Moyvane at 7.45am sharp. Pick up point at Listowel, Moyvane. Pay when booking with Eileen Roche, Marie Walsh, Noreen Roche or any ICA member.

LEGAL

Free legal advice is available once a month at North Kerry Resource Centre, 35 The Square, Listowel, each Thursday evening, 6-7pm. For appointment, contact 068-23779/22937. This free, confidential service is available to all.

GAA

Moyvane exited the North Kerry championship last Sunday in Ballybunion at the hands of St Senans. It was a game of two halves. In the first half St Senans led by 0-4 to 0-1 after 15 minutes, and had stretch their lead to six points, 0-8 to 0-2 by half time. Moyvane soon began to narrow the gap, and with 10 minutes to go, only a point separated them. A late attack saw St Senan’s taking a late point to leave the final score 0-10 to 0-8. To be fair, St Senans just about deserved to hold out. But we had our chances and could not take advantage of them. However, well done to all the players and selectors for their big effort, and best of luck to St Senan’s in the rest of the championship.

EMPLOYMENT

There are still two community employment places available in the Moyvane area. There is one week left to apply for these places. If the positions are not filled from the Moyvane area, the places will be offered to people from outside the parish. Anyone interested should contact Seamus Roche (49263) or Bobby Stack (49298).