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CHURCH TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
In June 2018 the parish will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of our parish church.
A Golden Jubilee is a significant event in the life of any parish.
The Pastoral Council are beginning to plan for the 50th anniversary celebrations.
At this stage we are seeking any photographs of the construction phase of the building and any articles or publications covering the opening Mass and consecration ceremony.
Any old stories, memories or photos would be greatly appreciated. Contact the Parish Council at fealechurch@eircom.net or the Abbeyfeale On Line website at dromtrasna1@gmail.com
LOCAL NOTES 22nd August 2017
PROLOGUE:
"The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are
likely to see."
Winston Churchill.
Winston Churchill.
DEATH:
We offer our sympathy to the family of Seano Collins, Knocknacrohy
whose funeral took place on Thursday. May he rest in peace.
PILGRIMAGE
TO HOLY CROSS ABBEY: The annual pilgrimage in honour of Our
Lady of Fatima takes place on Sunday, August 27. A bus will
leave from Abbeyfeale church at 10am. To book your seat contact
Phil Herlihy 087 1445072.
ABBEYFEALE HERITAGE DAY: Sunday, August 27 next in association with National Heritage Week, The Heritage Council, West Limerick Heritage Network, Abbeyfeale Town Park, Abbeyfeale Tidy Towns, Gather by the Feale - Abbeyfeale Festival, and many other supportive Individuals and Groups “A Park, a Monk, an Earl and a Princess”
2 pm – Meet & Greet at Town Park. 2.15 – Depart on Bus. 2.30 – Arrive at Old Railway Station. Talk on Old Railway Station with Margaret O’Shea – 15 mins. Talk on Purt Castle / Earl Desmond with Billy Broderick 15 mins. Q & A – 5 mins. 3.15 – Depart on Bus. 3.30 – Arrive in Square. Talk on Old Abbey / Old Chapel with Margaret O’Shea – 10 mins. Talk on Fr Casey with Billy Broderick– 10 mins. Talk on Leahy’s Inn / Daniel OConnell / Princess Belgiojoso with Maurice O’Connell.– 10 mins. Q & A – 5 mins. 4.15 – Depart on Bus. 4.30 – Arrive in Town Park. Talk on Town Park , Ellis Estate and Special Presentation with Geraldine O’Brien. 4.45 – Talk on Biodiversity with Anneke Vrieling– 15mins. 5.00 – Refreshments and Music.
6:00 – End of Abbeyfeale Heritage Day Tour – Beginning of a Lifetime of Memories.
All are Welcome!!!
ABBEYFEALE HERITAGE DAY: Sunday, August 27 next in association with National Heritage Week, The Heritage Council, West Limerick Heritage Network, Abbeyfeale Town Park, Abbeyfeale Tidy Towns, Gather by the Feale - Abbeyfeale Festival, and many other supportive Individuals and Groups “A Park, a Monk, an Earl and a Princess”
2 pm – Meet & Greet at Town Park. 2.15 – Depart on Bus. 2.30 – Arrive at Old Railway Station. Talk on Old Railway Station with Margaret O’Shea – 15 mins. Talk on Purt Castle / Earl Desmond with Billy Broderick 15 mins. Q & A – 5 mins. 3.15 – Depart on Bus. 3.30 – Arrive in Square. Talk on Old Abbey / Old Chapel with Margaret O’Shea – 10 mins. Talk on Fr Casey with Billy Broderick– 10 mins. Talk on Leahy’s Inn / Daniel OConnell / Princess Belgiojoso with Maurice O’Connell.– 10 mins. Q & A – 5 mins. 4.15 – Depart on Bus. 4.30 – Arrive in Town Park. Talk on Town Park , Ellis Estate and Special Presentation with Geraldine O’Brien. 4.45 – Talk on Biodiversity with Anneke Vrieling– 15mins. 5.00 – Refreshments and Music.
6:00 – End of Abbeyfeale Heritage Day Tour – Beginning of a Lifetime of Memories.
All are Welcome!!!
MENTAL
HEALTH IRELAND: Ten tips to boost your resilience. Have
the courage to be imperfect. Take time out for yourself.
Sign up for that course, join that club. Be active every day in
as many ways as you can. Spend time with people who make you
feel good. Laugh out loud each day. Get a good night’s
sleep. Share the work load, get everyone involved. Try to
be positive and focus on things you can control. Talk about
your troubles and seek help early.
DUAGH
SPORTS COMPLEX: All roads lead to Duagh Sports and Leisure
Complex on August 31 next. A great night of music and fun
to look forward to with Shaun O’ Dowd, Red Hurley, Crystal
Swing, Gina of the Champions, The Conquerors, Keith & Lorraine
all performing on the night. PRO Miriam Gaire says “ To date,
we have completed the ground floor area and it is being utilised to
great effect by the communities of North Kerry and West Limerick. We
are now embarking on the last phase of our project and are
endeavouring to complete the first floor section of the building. The
finishing of our project has taken on a special significance since
the passing of the late Fr Pat Moore. He was a director of the
complex and it would be very fitting for us to finish and name the
facility in his honour. We are also donating a sum of money from the
sale of each ticket in memory of Fr. Pat to the Kerry Cork health
link bus. Tickets are €25 each and can be purchased at the
Duagh Post Office, shops and bars in Duagh as well
as some outlets in Abbeyfeale and Ballybunion and from
from the committee members. Contact 087
2684540 Doors
open at 7.30 show starts at 8.30”.
CITIZEN
KANE AT THE GLÓRACH: Citizen Kane up next on September
6, doors open 7.30pm, show starts 8pm, admission €7.
OUTING
TO SLIGO AND ENNISKILLEN: Are you interested in a 4 day trip to
Sligo and Enniskillen (in conjunction with Thomond Archaeological and
Historical Society) departing Newcastle West from September 11-14.
The 4 day trip will take in Temple House castle and country
house, the famous Carrowmore Passage tomb, Sligo Abbey, Sligo Museum,
the Niland art collection, Yeats Memorial Building, a special
reception by the Mayor of Sligo at County buildings, Creevekeel Court
tomb, Lissadell House, Alpine Gardens, Drumcliff Yeats Grave, Museum
and High Crosses, Lough Gill, Creevelea Franciscan Abbey, Parkes
Castle, Glenfarne, Castlecoole National Trust House Enniskilleen,
Skreen, Sophie Cooper 1822 monument, Boyle Cistercian Abbey, King
House Boyle, Tulsk Visitor Centre and Rathcroghan Iron Age complex.
The 4 day trip includes bed/breakfast and dinner in the 4 star Sligo
Park Hotel and will have qualified historian tour guides. Entry fees
are all included also for a total cost of €310. A trip not to be
missed. Contact Pat O’Donovan, Newcastle West on 087-9977340.
COURSE
OPPORTUNITY: Exciting opportunity to learn new skills in a local
course in Abbeyfeale with The Abbey Heritage Project. Learn about
Retail Skills, Computer skills and Employment opportunities in one
full time free course from September 2017. Training Allowance
available to eligible participants. Contact Adrienne O’Connell at
West Limerick Resources on 087
2773294 and
aoconnell@wlr.ie
for
information or to register.
CONGRATULATIONS:
Well done to Lisa Shine and Muireann Hickey who came second in the
Senior Duets at the All Ireland Fleadh in Ennis at the weekend.
Well done too, to the girls who did us proud at the National
Community Games in Abbotstown last weekend – Mai Quinlivan, Amy
O’Connor and Shauna Finn.
FOOD
CLOUD: West Limerick Resources is delighted to announce that we are
working to support the FoodCloud Initiative in the West Limerick
Area. FoodCloud is a simple yet ingenious idea whereby working with
local supermarkets for the aim of reducing food waste and restoring
community spirit based on shared food. We would like to hear
from Community Groups or Charities in the area who would be in a
position to support this initiative, by receiving the food donations
for their own work or indeed for further distribution within the
community. Please contact Dearbhla at West Limerick Resources on 069
66293 or
email dconlon@wlr.ie
FREE
COMPUTER AND INTERNET TRAINING COURSE: Digital Skills for Citizens
computer and internet training at Abbeyfeale library began recently
and the course will run every Friday for five weeks. It will
then start up again and hopefully, if enough people show interest,
will run continuously. It aims to give beginners the confidence
and skills required to benefit from the internet so farmers who need
to register with the Dept. of Agr should be doing this, elderly
people who are not used to banking on line will find this useful when
our local branch stops providing counter services and as there will
be only 8 people on each course you will get plenty of one to one
help. The course will cover internet security, emails,
search engines and websites, accessing government services,
conducting everyday transactions, shopping, banking and security, and
voice and video calls online. Digital Skills is free to all
participants and beginners are welcome. Participants are encouraged
to bring their laptops or tablet PCs if available. Call Iolar
Training on 089
420 7708 for
more information or to book a place.
SELF
EMPLOYMENT SUPPORTS: If you are considering Self Employment and would
like to know more about the process involved you should contact our
Enterprise Officer Brenda Heath. We are currently rolling out a
series of FREE Enterprise Training Workshops for all those
considering this route including workshops on Steps to starting your
Business, Book-keeping, Marketing and Health & Safety. If you
wish to find out more please contact Brenda Heath at West Limerick
Resources on 069
66297 /
bheath@wlr.ie
or
our support Worker Dee Collins on 069
62222 /
dcollins@wlr.ie.
GREAT
SOUTHERN TRAIL: On Saturday, August 26 we hope to
visit the "Old Rail Trail" County Westmeath Greenway which
links Mullingar with Athlone. The option of walking various lengths
or cycling the entire 25mile/40km route will be provided
(bike hire will be extra). Coach departs from Newcastle West, Market
Yard at 8 a.m. with a breakfast stop in Birr and evening
dinner in Moate included for €50 (bike hire will be extra). If
interested please contact Pat Condon, Upper Maiden St.,
Newcastle West 069
62344 (phone
preferably between 5-6pm) without delay as all of our previous day
trips have been fully booked.
ABBEYFEALE
PARENT & TODDLER GROUP meets every Tuesday and Thursday in St.
Ita's Hall inAbbeyfeale from 11am to 12:30pm. New people always
welcome. This group is a great way to introduce your child to a
pre-school environment, teaching them to play and share with other
children and a fantastic way for parents to make new friends as
well. Activities each week include singing nursery rhymes,
painting/colouring, table-top art and crafts, also messy play, which
encourages children’s imagination and they learn about different
textures & help develop their motor skills (hand eye
co-ordination). Parents have time to chat, with a cup of tea,
sing and play also. Contact Mary at West Limerick Resources on
087
9382883.
FILM
CLUB AT GLÓRACH: Thanks to everyone who attended our screening
of Finding Dory, our next children's film will be Trolls, showing at
the Glórach Theatre on Sunday, September 3at 2.30 pm. For more
details, please contact 0871383940,
children must be accompanied by an adult, all are most welcome.
WEST
LIMERICK 102FM: Every Monday evening from 7pm to 7.30pm tune into a
little bit of Heaven with Fr. Kevin.
NEW
TOASTMASTER CLUB IN LISTOWEL: The first meeting of the second
season is in the Listowel Arms Hotel on Thursday, September 28 at
8pm. Further details contact wwwtoastmasters.org
or
0872193670
TRAINING
OPPORTUNITIES: If you’ve experienced a personal setback,
long-term illness, have a disability or are an early school leaver
one of National Learning Network’s full-time Courses will give you
the confidence to open up new opportunities for further training or
employment. If you wish to pursue a career in I.T./Admin we
currently have vacancies on our I.T. Office Skills Programme which is
suitable for beginners or those wishing to advance their current
skills. Nationally recognised awards available on
completion of programme. To find out more: ring Val or Trish at
061
229777,
email limerick@nln.ie or
visit our stand at the Department of Social Protection in
Newcastle West on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
PIONEER
GATHERING: The Munster Pioneer Gathering and Spirituality Day
will take place in The Woodland's House Hotel in Adare on October 1,
2017. This will be a most important day for the future of the Pioneer
Association in Munster.
‘THE
MORE MONEY THAT’S IN; THE MORE YOU WIN’: West
Limerick 102fm will be holding a fundraising 50/50 Draw with the
raffle taking place weekly live on air in the West Limerick 102fm.
Studios. Each week the pot from the sale of the raffle tickets
will be divided equally between the person whose ticket is drawn and
the station. Tickets only €2 each on sale now in local
shops and West Limerick 102fm offices, Pat O’Donovan offices, North
quay, Newcastle West, Ann Lyons Abbeyfeale and Beauty Bliss
Rathkeale. Call us on 06966200
for
further information. Books of 12 tickets are available
from the station for €20 so two free tickets to the seller.
SVP
OPENING HOURS: The Abbeyfeale shop will open Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday each week between 10-4pm. Further
information 087 1213560.
YOUTH
MINISTRY TRAINING: The Youth Ministry Team in the Diocese will be
delivering a Youth Ministry Training Programme beginning in September
2017. This course is aimed at adults (aged 21+) volunteers or
professionals who have an interest in working with children or young
people in a parish or school setting. The aim of the training
is to train people to deliver youth ministry programmes and events
within their own parishes, to empower and encourage people at local
level to take on leadership roles in the area of youth ministry.
To offer practical support and resources as well as grounding people
in the theory and theology of youth ministry. The course will
be held on Thursday nights from September to December 2017 beginning
on September 21. Weekend Residential Retreat October 14/15.
There will also be one day of Safeguarding Training on November 11.
The Course Content will include: Introduction to Youth
Ministry, Prayer & Worship, Pilgrimage & Residential,
Children’s Liturgy & Sacramental Preparation, Altar Servers,
Special Liturgies & Youth Masses, Confirmation Retreats, Pastoral
Care & Mental Health, Music, JPII Awards & Justice Projects.
For more information please contact: Aoife Walsh, Limerick Diocesan
Pastoral Centre, Den-mark St, Limerick 061-400133awalsh@ldpc.ie
COMMUNITY
ALERT: Have your say! An Garda Síochána is seeking submissions for
its 2018 policing plan. Log onto their website for details.
Keep Sunday, November 19 free for our 2nd.
Annual Christmas Party which will be held this year in Fr. Casey’s
Clubhouse. Do not return a call to any missed number beginning
with a plus sign as more than likely you’ll be charged premium
rates or have your credit eaten up. It’s just another scam –
it’s a strange world out there anymore and there is always someone
somewhere hoping to relieve you of your hard earned cash. If
you have a strimmer or a lawn mower or a piece of machinery that cost
you money then write down the number of it so that if it is stolen
and the Gardai find it, ye can be reunited. Keep your Eircode
beside the phone so that if you need to direct someone with a
delivery to your house you can give it to them. Preface your
next of kin’s number in your phone with ICE (In case of
emergency). Should you be involved in an accident the services
will be able to contact your loved ones. There are three new
defibrillators in town courtesy of the grant application written by
Maurice O’Connell and Trevor McCarthy of Abbeyfeale Community
Council who are putting in a lot of time and effort to improve the
facilities in Abbeyfeale. They will be located in the Town
Park, at the Church and in the Square. I hope to be in a position to
include contact no’s shortly. The older Defibrillators
are located at the Search and Rescue Headquarters and also at Fr.
Casey’s, the Rugby Club and the Soccer grounds. Should you
require one in an emergency contact Christy Kelleher 087 7452110.
If you are affected by or witness an anti-social event – on the
street, in your property, at your business, in the Town Park etc. -
it is recommended that you call the 24 hour line in Newcastlewest
on 069 20650 to log your complaint. You can also log your
complaint on the 24 hr free phone no 1800 283064. This type of low
level nuisance crime needs to be reported so that the Gardai can be
made aware that it is happening. So, if someone walks out in
front of your car, or you see someone in your garden or on your wall
make the call. We have been asked to remind people that once
they reach the age of 65 and live alone or with a person/s aged over
65 then they are entitled to receive a monitored alarm system.
The free equipment is provided by Pobal following an application from
Abbeyfeale Community Alert but there will be a monitoring fee to be
paid yearly to the installing company which is currently in the
region of €65. If you do not have a land line the company
will organise a sim card for a mobile phone for a monthly fee of
approx. €12 on top of the monitoring fee. If you are a victim
of or have witnessed domestic abuse then log onto whatwouldyoudo.ie
We
constantly update our FB page with local alerts and information on
keeping safe so do keep an eye on that. Committee members are Sean
Broderick, Micheal O’Kelly N.T., Seamus Stack, Mossie Gleeson,
Kathleen Collins, Mary McArthur, Buddy and Brenda Barry, John
O’Sullivan, Billy Quirke N.T., Cllr. Francis Foley, Mary Jo
O’Connell, James Joy, Neily Lyons, Marian Harnett and Garda Roger
O’Donoghue.
TRAINING
IN USE OF DEFIBRILLATOR: It is planned to train up a group of
people in the use of defibrillators. If you would be willing to
receive the training please email with your details and contact
number to adsarhq@gmail.com
SINGING
NIGHT IN PHILIP ENRIGHTS: The monthly singing night
at The Ramble Inn takes place on the first Friday of each month from
9pm.
PADRE
PIO DEVOTIONS: Devotions will resume in September on the first
Tuesday of the month in Monagae Church at 7pm. Blessing with
1st. class relic.
CHURCH
NOTES: Canon Anthony Mullins 087/2600414. Fr Joseph Foley CC
Tel: Mobile: 087 – 2618412. Parish Church 068/51915.
Parish Office: Open 11:00 – 1:00 p.m. Tues. - Fri. (068)
31133 Email: fealechurch@eircom.net
Limerick Social Services: 061-314111.
A.A. 061-311222 Al-Anon 086-8143425 Bereavement Support: 068 / 31203,
068/ 31262, 068/5198. Parish Support Worker 068/31019 St Vincent De
Paul 087/1213560
Counselling
Appointment 061/314213. Accord NCW 069/61000.
Samaritans: 061 - 412111 or Free phone 1850609090 A.A. 061-311222
Al-Anon 086-814342551984 Console 061-306792. Masses:
No morning Mass Monday, evening Mass at 7pm. Mass Tuesday
–Friday 10am. Saturday 11am. Vigil Mass 7pm. Sunday
Masses 9.30am and 12 noon. Mass Intentions;
Thursday 10am Tim Harnett Chicago & Dromtrasna Hartnett
Saturday 11am Monica & Micheal Collins, Knocknasna.
Mass Intentions for next weekend Saturday 7pm Bridget White,
Lower Knocknasna and deceased family members , James &
Bridget O’Mara Church St. Jimmy Collins Main St. Sunday 9.30 am
Teresa Lyons New Street, Jackie Hartnett, Months Mind, Dick O’
Mahony, Killarney Rd. 12pm Gerry Foley, St. Ita’s Rd.
Anniv. James Thompson &
Bill Harnett, Knocknasna.
MASS
TIMES IN THE PASTORAL AREAS OVER THE SUMMER: Abbeyfeale;
Saturday evening @ 7pm, Sunday at 9.30am &12noon .Athea; Saturday
evening @ 7pm, Sunday @ 11am. Templeglantine; Saturday evening
@ 6pm Sunday Morning @ 10.30am. Tournafulla; Sunday morning
11am. Mountcollins; Saturday evening @
7.30pm.Novena prayers to St Anthony on Mondays during the 7pm Mass.
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Fridays during the 10am
Mass. Adoration takes place each Monday, Wednesday &
Thursday from 6-8pm and on Tuesday& Friday from 8.30am to 10pm.As
due to data protection laws, priests can no longer go to the
reception desk in local hospitals and get a list of parishioners who
are patients, you are requested to contact either Fr. Joe or Fr. Tony
if you wish them to visit. Faithcast is the new weekly podcast
from catholicnews.ie,
the news source for the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference. Presented
by Brenda Drumm, Faithcast is a mixture of interviews and news
snippets from the Catholic Church in Ireland. It is published every
Monday and is available on catholicnews.ie.
Counselling takes place every week in WestLimerick Tel 061/3147213
for appointment.
To
see the daily readings you may log on to www.abbefelaeparish.ie
and click on daily reading on the home page. Log onto
www.churchservices.tv/abbeyfealeparish for
the church webcam. You can now watch all services from home if
you have access to a computer. You are asked to use car parking
spaces in the Church car park before you start parking in the middle
of the yard. Invitation from Fr. Mullins: “I want to extend
an open invitation to all parishioners, particularly young people to
share their God given talents with the community. We are always in
need of Musicians, Singers, Readers of the Word, Altar Servers,
Ministers of the Eucharist, Flower arrangers, Collectors and
Stewards. You may have IT skills which we need to help us use social
media in bringing God’s message to parishioners. Any help you can
give will be greatly appreciated”.
ST,
ITA’FAITH CAMP: Thanks to all who organised and assisted with
the recent faith camp that took place on the first week of August. Up
to 70 children and young people took part in the camp and over 50
volunteers assisted in running the camp. Thanks to all the families
who hosted visiting workers and volunteers. The camp was directed by
Fr Patrick Cahill and was organised locally by the St Ita’s Faith
Camp Committee. It was a great week in the life of the parish and
will bring many blessings to all who were involved. We are already
looking forward to next year’s camp.
AUCTION:
O'Donovan and Associates are holding an auction of antiques and
collectibles on Saturday, August 26 at 11am in their Newcastle west
town centre auction rooms.
Included in this month’s sale are the contents of 2 local residence and a shop. Viewing is daily and online at www.odonovan.ie. All lots are for sale without reserve!
Included in this month’s sale are the contents of 2 local residence and a shop. Viewing is daily and online at www.odonovan.ie. All lots are for sale without reserve!
BEGINNING
EXPERIENCE: is a specially designed Support Programme for men and
women who have suffered the loss of a spouse. The next weekend is
being held in the Ennismore Retreat Centre, Cork from Friday October
6 - Sunday October 8. For Application Forms and further details
please contact 087 9886480 or email
beginningexperience@gmail.com
“KNOW
MARY, KNOW JESUS, DARE TO BELIEVE” This is the title of a Catholic
Young Adults Conference which is being held on September 2/3 in All
Hallows, Dublin. This is a fantastic weekend packed full of
interesting events and open to all 18-40 year old.
FREE FAMILY MINIBEAST SAFARI: Family Minibeast Safari with Limerick’s Biodiversity in schools expert Geoff Hunt in Coillte’s Curraghchase Forest park on Saturday, August 26, become a nature explorer using all your senses to take part in this Minibeast hunt for bugs, bees, butterflies, spiders, worms, frogs and more. This is a family event and booking with Seán Hartigan is essential, there will be a morning session starting at 11am and an afternoon session starting at 2pm, children to be accompanied by an adult.
SOCIAL
DANCING CLASSES: Ballyhahill Parish Hall every Monday night at
8.30pm.
PADRE
PIO:
Prayer Meeting takes place in Lixnaw Church on the 3rd Tuesday of the
month at 7.30pm. Devotions begin at 6.30pm with Rosary, Mass
and Benediction followed by blessing with a first class relic.
SHEP:
Personal development course beginning the end of October to mid-May
in Killarney - a one year part time course, a journey understanding
life & relationships. Places must be booked - contact Deidre 087
7728089.
JIM
LYONS’S RAMBLING HOUSE: Held on the third Tuesday of the
month in Knockalougha.
GROW:
Newcastle west Meeting (which serves the greater West Limerick area)
is held every Tuesday from 11am to 1pm at the Desmond Complex for
anyone aged 18 or over. Anyone wishing to know more about
GROW and our services please come to this meeting, check our website
WWW.GROW.IE,
or contact Eimear Purcell at 086-7780664.
VOLUNTEERS
REQUIRED: World Meeting of Families in Dublin 2018.
Would you like to help organise this amazing event? We would be
delighted to have you! We need a diverse mix of people with various
skills and experiences to ensure the success of this event. Whatever
your reasons or your focus, we know your skills and experience can
help us and we would welcome your support in helping us create a
successful, historic and joyous event. WMOF2018 volunteers will be
assigned from a wide variety of roles to match their skills and
experience. Tasks may include supporting information and
welcome centres, transport hubs and event services at the major
WMOF2018 venues. A volunteer must be a resident of the island of
Ireland at the time of application. Be over 18 years of age as of 1st
January 2018. Be sensitive and respectful of our Catholic ethos. Must
apply for Garda vetting as part of the application process in line
with the procedure laid down. Be available to volunteer for a minimum
of four consecutive days between 18th and 29th August 2018.
(Shifts will last up to 8 hours and you will be given adequate rest
time). Be available for three mandatory training sessions, starting
before the end of 2017. The training sessions will be on
Saturdays and will last 3 to 5 hours. They will cover Induction, Job
and Venue Specific Training. Advance notice will be given of
dates. Please note that registration is handled online. If you do not
have access to email or a computer, please ask family members or
friends for access to their computer and for assistance with the
volunteer application process. Alternatively, you can access a
computer and support in your local citizens information office
or local library. For more details log on to www.worlmeeting2018.ie
MILFORD
HOSPICE FAIR: For 40 years, Milford Care Centre has provided
the best possible hospice care to the people of the Mid-West. We have
always relied on the strength and support from our community in order
to serve our patients and their families from counties Limerick,
Clare and North Tipperary. On August 27 next we will hold our
32nd Annual Harvest Fair on the grounds of University of Limerick
Sports Arena with a theme of family fun. The fun starts at
11.00am.This year we will have ice-cream, music everywhere, kids’
entertainment, raffles, and a specially designed kid’s zone with
activities planned for the younger ones including a brand new puppet
show, and lots of other fun activities for the young at heart. We
also have a BBQ, cakes stall, pancakes, pig on a spit, popcorn, cool
drinks, the wheel of fortune, many stalls selling lots of goodies,
and lots lots more...We really hope you can come and join us this
year with your friends and family to make it the biggest Harvest Fair
yet, help us continue to provide the highest level of care to our
patients and their families for another 40 years and more.