Results for Thursday, July 25th. Numbers drawn were: 4 9 17 20. There was no Jackpot winner. Lucky Dips: €100 Peggy Enright, Enright’s Bar. €50 Danny, Kian, Ryan & Anna Lyons, c/o Nora Fitz.. €20 each: Denise Collins & Ellen Stack, Moyvane. Maurice Kelly, O’Connell’s Avenue, Listowel. Trevor Reynolds, Lower Aughrim, Moyvane. Margaret Dalton, Athea. Kathleen, Ciara, Emily, Oisin & Sean, Kilbaha, Moyvane. Free Tickets: Nora Kennelly, Leitrim East, Moyvane. Daphne Gleeson, Upper Athea. Alfie & Sheila, France. Jack Mulvihill, Woodgrove, Moyvane. Dolores Sugrue, Listowel. Next draw will be held at Bingo on Thursday night August 1st in the Marian Hall. Jackpot is €7,500.
Juvenile Football:
U13s: Well done to Moyvane/Tarbert u13’s who defeated Gneeveguila in a high scoring game, 5-14 to 2-14 on Sunday last. Well done to all players, keep up the good work.
U12s: The u12s lost out to Finuge in the semi-final of the Divison 3 County League in Finuge on Friday night. Well done to all concerned.
U16s: The u16s are through to the final of Division 4 following their win over Castlegregory. This is also a Semi Final, so good luck to both teams.
Clothes Collection: Old and used clothes collection is taking place again on Thursday, August 15th at the Community Centre, Moyvane. Bags may be dropped anytime up to 4pm and 6pm-8pm on Wednesday, August 14th. All clothes, curtains, bags, belts, shoes etc. accepted (no duvets/pillows). Mobile phones are also accepted. Thanks for the support .
Masses:
- Weds. 31st, Knockanure, 7.30pm – Matt & Bridget Costello and deceased members of the Costello family
- Thurs. 1st August, Knockanure, 7.30pm – Jerry Clancy
- Fri. 2nd, Moyvane, 7.30pm – Dan & Tessie O’Connor, Moyvane South
- Sat. 3rd, Moyvane, 7.30pm – Martin Sheehy
- Sun. 4th, Knockanure, 10am – Johnny Murphy
- Sun. 4th, Moyvane, 11am – People of the Parish
- Mon. 5th – Graveyard Mass in Ahavoher at 8pm
- Tues. 6th – Graveyard Mass in Old Knockanure at 8pm
- Weds. 7th – Graveyard Mass in Murhur at 8pm
Deaths:
The recent sudden death of Johnny McEnery of Tubbertoureen, Carrueragh and Listowel sent shock waves through the whole of North Kerry. Born in Tubbertoureen in 1943 Johnny was well known in GAA circles having played for Moyvane during their golden era of the sixties when they dominated North Kerry, winning four North Kerry Championships, and three North Kerry Leagues. In 1963 they had a clean sweep in North Kerry winning the Championship, League and Frank Sheehy Tournament. He also played with the divisional side, St. Vincents and was also a member of the Kerry panel. The service he gave to Moyvane and North Kerry, as full back, in a long football career was well recalled over the days of his funeral. He was remembered "thundering out with the ball" and one man, rubbing his arm, was heard to say "Jeez I often got a shoulder from him and wondered if my arm was broken". A big man, but also a gentle man, he enjoyed his football and gave great service to Moyvane football which was acknowledged by a guard of honour of players past and present at his funeral. The football fraternity of North Kerry turned out in numbers to show their respect at both his removal and funeral Mass in St. Mary’s Church, Listowel and burial in John Paul 11 cemetery, Listowel. Johnny is survived by his wife Helen (Godley), daughters Martha, Edel & Muireann and son Eoghan, his grandchildren, Lucy-Kate, Caoilfhionn and Isabella. He was brother of Pat Joe, Tubbertoureen and Mary, Listowel and the late Denis. Sympathy is extended to his family. May he rest in peace.
