MARIAN HALL BLOTTO:
There was no winner of last Thursday night’s Jackpot. Numbers drawn were: 7 10 19 29. Lucky dips: €100 Mary Daughton, Duagh. €50 Elizabeth Kissane, Tarbert. €20 each: Tom Roche, Glin Road, Moyvane. Noreen O’Connell, Ahalahana, Moyvane. Rachel Moloney, Derry, Listowel. B. J. O’Connor, Claar, Moyvane South. Daire, Caolan & Paul Mulvihill, Woodgrove, Moyvane. Free Tickets: Anne McGrath, Glin. Ann Marie Halpin, Ballybunion. M. Scannell, Upper Aughrim, Moyvane. Eileen Roche, Glin Road, Moyvane. Joan Manaher, Athea. Next draw will be this Thursday night, April 10th at Bingo in the Marian Hall. The Jackpot is €11,500.
THE BORO PLAYERS:
Due to phenomenal demand, The Boro Players are taking to the stage again for their production of “What Love Is, A Farmers Version” in the Marian Hall on Sunday, April 13th. Doors open at 7.30pm. Tickets available at the door. There will also be traditional music and spot prizes on the night. Proceeds go to the Irish Cancer Society and the Donal Walsh – Live Life Foundation. Your support would be greatly appreciated. Last time around it went down a bomb so if you missed it make sure you get it this time because this is your last chance.
SENIOR BADMINTON:
On Monday night two League matches were played at home, the Division 3s played Kingdom and enjoyed a 7-0 win. The team was Helen Browne, Carmel Hudson, Francine Collins, Jeanelle Griffin, James Flaherty, James Sheehan, and John Mulvihill. The Division 2 Kingdom/Moyvane team won 5-2 over Killarney. Moyvane players were Elaine Hudson, Ml. J O’Connor, Pat Kearney, and Dermot Keane. The Division 5s played their last League game on Tuesday night in Listowel. This was the decider as to which team would go into the Kerry final. Having got to that stage against all the odds they were unlucky and went down 3-4. At the beginning of the Season it looked as if Moyvane wouldn’t have a team never mind win three rounds so well done to a very dedicated bunch of players who at least have a Knockout Final to look forward to. Team was Michelle Corridan, Suzanne Keane, Fiona Casey, Brian Griffin, Oliver Carmody and Micheal Nolan. Thanks to all. On Sunday Dermot Keane won the Division 2 and 3 Final at the Annascaul Invitation Tournament and Jamie Elliott Division 4 was a Finalist. Best of luck to Dermot Keane, James Flaherty and Elaine Hudson who, with their partners, will contest the Munster Doubles finals in UL on Sunday next.
BUSY BEES:
Busy Bees Montessori/preschool at Moyvane national school are now enrolling for September, 2014. Places are limited so for bookings and further information please contact Maria/Orla on 087 3867297
MOYVANE YOUTH CLUB:
Moyvane Youth Club would like to thank everyone who contributed and took part in their recent Fun Run fundraiser on Sunday, March 30. It was kindly sponsored by many local businesses. Thanks to all for your support and generosity. The fundraising target was reached and 62 members will travel on an end of year trip to Alton Towers. Go raibh mile maith agaibh go léir.
AFTERNOON TEA DANCE FOR MILFORD HOSPICE:
Mike Condon will play at the April tea dance on Sunday, April 13th at Fr. Casey’s Clubhouse, Abbeyfeale. Dancing 3pm-6pm, teas served. This is a fundraiser for Milford Hospice in honour of the late Sr. Patricia O’Brien who was a much loved teacher in St. Joseph’s Convent Secondary School.
GRAND FUNDRAISING VARIETY CONCERT:
A concert celebrating the arrival of spring will take place at the Glorach Theatre on Saturday, April 12th. It will be headlined by the Ballaugh Wren Boys Charity Group who will be joined by musicians, dancers, solo singers and chorus. Proceeds go to Nano Nagle, Abhaile, Milford Hospice and to help pay down the outstanding loan on the Glorach. Tickets €10 are on sale at Ann Lyons, The Square or Batt Harnett’s.
MASSES FOR THE WEEK:
- Weds. 9th, 7.30pm – Private Intention
- Thurs. 10th, Moyvane, 7.30pm – Private Intention with Stations of the Cross after Mass
- Fri. 11th, Moyvane, 7.30pm – Private Intention
- Sat. 12th, Moyvane, 7.30pm – Months Mind for Margaret Wallace
- Sun. 13th, Knockanure, 10am – People of the Parish
- Sun. 13th, Moyvane, 11am – People of the Parish
- Mon. 14th – No Mass
- Tues. 15th, Knockanure, 7.30pm – Stations of the Cross after Mass
DEATHS:
- Nora Walsh of Moher passed away on March 26. Better known to most of us as Noan Kiely, she was a pleasant, gentle lady who was adored by her family and rightly so. She was predeceased by her husband Dannny whose sudden death was a huge blow to her in 2000. Noan is survived by her sons Michael and Thomas, daughters, Ann, Joan and Noreen, her grandchildren Daniel, Mary, and Ellen, son-in-law Finbarr, daughter-in-law Maureen, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nephews and nieces, Requiem Mass for Noan Walsh of Moher, Moyvane, was celebrated in the Church of the Assumption, Moyvane with burial in Murhur Cemetery, Moyvane beside her husband Danny.
- Carmel and Michael Flannery both lost their lives in a horrific car accident near Nenagh, Co. Tipperary on Friday, March 28. Both were in their early sixties. Carmel was sister of Maura Nolan of Gale Bridge. Their son David Flannery was injured in the crash. Maura, Jim and the Nolan family would like to thank the people of Moyvane and the surrounding area who traveled in such large numbers to Nenagh for the funerals.
- The death also took place last week of Martin Sweeney, Tarmons, Moyvane. Although he had been battling an illness for quite some time his death was unexpected. Sincere sympathy is extended to his wife Marie, daughter Fiona, sons Gerard, David and John, grandson Conor, brothers Pat, Dan and Jim and his extended family. Mass was in St. Mary’s Church, Tarbert with burial in Ahavoher Cemetery, Moyvane.
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