Eily’s Report – 9th October

Dia is Mhuire díobh go léir a chairde and welcome to my report.

October, it’s the month that we are all  asked to say the Rosery very often, every day if possible,or any prayer for that matter I suppose. And there is extra emphasis on prayer this year following the visit of Pope Francis. He needs our help more than ever, now as he tries to wade through the mountain of problems that surrounds our Church today. See what you can do.

And looking back on 2018 so far, we have a lot to be thankful for. The long wet winter and spring, followed by the long hot dry summer had us worried out of our minds, about food production for man and beast, and then  came the change. Rain, sun, hope and we were bourne aloft with the joy of seeing lush crops, fresh home grown fruit and vegatables in the shops. Farmers cutting second crops of silage and much more.  Surely good reason to thank the Good Lord for his great gifts.

It’s great that we have some outstanding folks who help to cheer us on. Many congratulations to O’Leary Family Butchers who were awarded no less than two gold medals recently for their wonderful meat products.

 

And at the other end of town we congratulate Raymond and Gillian Gilbourn on being nominated,for the best Stylish Duo 2018 Awards. A well deserved honour following all the times they have made us proud in the past at races both at home and abroad. Now they need your vote to win. Text you support to vote@ no1.ie for Raymond and Gillian Gilbourn.

 

A gala event was held at the pub in Carriganima on Saturday night when they presented the proceeds of the Fun for All Day to Macroom and Millstreet District Hospitals. The well known Scottish singer Johnnie Bremner provided the entertainment. Well done again the Seanie, Matt and all their helpers.

 

Our Vintage Club are holding a giant Toy Show at Dromtarriffe Hall on Sunday October14th. For details contact 086 8545873.

 

There’s a Fashion Show coming up in Cullen on  Fri.Oct.12.starting at 7.15.Proceeds to the Childrens ward CUH and their own Community Hall. Please support them well.

 

Meanwhile the Aubane Social Club are holding an afternoon Tea Dance on Sunday  November4th.from 3-5.30. Music by Pat Burke.

 

Our Community Council are holding their monthly meeting tonight at the Wallis Arms Hotel starting at 8.30.sharp.

 

Knitting Club from 7-9 tonight, 45Drive at the Canon O’Donovan Centre tonight at 8.30. Mens Shed also meet on Tuesday nights.

 

Its the month of October and there is a variety of events coming up at the Green Glens this month.  The 13th will see the return of a one day music fest entitled House Work, where DJs will entertain the crowd for hours.

 

October 20th we will have the mighty National Dairy Show.

 

And from 26th to 28th the annual Pony Owners Show. This show is run every year for charity. And voluntary groups can apply for funding. Contact the Office at the Green Glens for details. 02970800.

 

Millstreet Gramophone Circle will hold their monthly meeting at the Canon O’Donovan Centre on Friday night October 12th starting at 8.15. Presenter Sean Radley All welcome. And tune in on line to Sean every Tuesday night on Cork Music Station  from 9.30 to 11 for the best of music and lots of chat.

 

Here are the results of this weeks lotto draw which was held at the Clara Inn on Sunday night, numbers drawn were 5,6,16,23 and the Jackpot was not won. €100 went to Jerh O Donoghue c/o Clyde Rovers, the seller was Mike Healy and he got €50 sellers prize, €50 went to Karen Stanley Kilmeedy. €20 each to J.M,N,P.T, c/o Tom Carroll, Anne Marie Lynne, Banteer West, John P O Shea, Clondrohid, Con Healy Murphy’s Terrace, Eamon Guerin , Darren Kiely, The Grotto, Justina Lynam, Main St, and Marie andEmma Coleman, Minor Row. Jackpot for next week €9.200 the draw at the Wallis Arms Hotel on Sunday night.

 

Agus sinn a bhfuil a chairde, Slán is beannacht Dé libh go léir.

 

 

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