Week ending 26th September 2009 www.tourmakeady.com
Church Gate Collection
THERE will be a church gate collection for Mayo Downs Syndrome on September 26 and 27 2009.
Computer classes will commence 2nd week of October
BEGINNERS, intermediate and advanced level computer courses are available including email and Internet, at Tourmakeady hall. Further information is available from [email protected] or telephone (094) 9544295 or (087) 7443531 for further information.
Club Siúlóide Thuar Mhic Éadaigh (Walking Club)
WEDNESDAY September 30, 7.00pm Meet at the Tourmakeady Hall. New walkers are always welcome.
Sean nós dancing
THE Sean nós dancing got off to a great start at the Tourmakeady hall. Wednesday, September 30, the class will continue at 7 p.m. and everyone is welcome. Contact Trish, at (086) 8722353 for further information. A great night is assured.
Over 60’s Club
THURSDAY October 1 at 1.30pm. There will be light refreshments, music, and bingo in Halla Tuar Mhic Éadaigh. All are welcome.
Tourmakeady Trail Walk
TO celebrate National Trails Day 2009 there will a walk in Tourmakeady Woods on Sunday, October 4 at 2.30pm. Meet at the car park in the woods. Light refreshments in the hall after.
Jiving course
THERE are still some places on the five week jiving course to be held at Máire Lukes, on Tuesday, October 6, at 8 p.m. Names can be given to (094) 9544080.
Citizen’s Advice
A CITIZENS information officer is available in the hall on the third Wednesday of each month. The next date is Wednesday, October 21, from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The officer has information on all aspects of social welfare, health board payments, taxation, housing, single farm payments, etc. The service is available in both English and Irish.
Request received from America
‘I AM Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Insulation
ANYONE who is on social welfare, unemployed, in receipt of the pension / fuel allowance may be eligible for standard subsidised insulation of their home for a payment of €125.00. Forms are available in Tourmakeady Hall.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
PLEASE wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
County intermediate quarter-final
A BIG crowd is expected on Saturday, September 26, at 5.30 p.m. at Flanagan Park, Ballinrobe, for the county intermediate quarter-final championship, between Tourmakeady and Swinford. In a recent league engagement Tourmakeady were victorious.
Under 16 football team success
CONGRATULATIONS to the Tourmakeady under 16 football team who won the county Under 16 final, at Islandeady, on Friday, September 18. They defeated Louisburg on a score of 2-9 to 1.11.
The top scorer was Aaron Conroy, who netted two goals in the second week in a row and many of the points. It was an all round top class team performance. It was the first title in the Under 16 boys for close on 30 years.
Some of the victorious stars were James Grant, Shane Staunton, Aaron Conroy, Darren Kelly, Ciaran Keane, Martin Lally, Martin Prendergast and Stephen Staunton, who all played brilliantly.
Sincere sympathy
SYMPATHY to Brian Walsh, Derrypark, Tourmakeady and Mary Murphy, Ballinrobe, on the death of their aunt Betty Moylan, Cill Ciaran, Co. Galway. She was sister of the late Sarah Walsh R.I.P. Derrypark and Goirtin A Colle, Tourmakeady. May she rest in peace.
Also to the Kenny family, Ballyglass, The Neale, on the death after an illness, of John Kenny, in his early 70s. He was married to Maura (nee Keane) of Srah, Tourmakeady. John was laid to rest in The Neale, on Monday, September 21, after Mass. He is survived by his wife Maura, daughters, sons and extended family. May his soul rest in peace.
Bereavement
THE death has taken place in England, of Mrs. Eileen Mansfield, in her early 90s. She was formerly Eileen Heneghan, Gortnaldirg, Tourmakeady. She emigrated to England and married many years ago.
She is survived by her sister Nora Hennelly, Toreen, Partry. She was aunt to Pat Heneghan, Gortnaldirg, Tourmakeady; Walter Heneghan, Galway; Mary Gaughan and Eileen Gavin, both Galway; Bridgie Gaughan and Tommie Joe Hennelly, both Dublin; Christine O’Malley and Maureen Gallagher, both Ballinrobe. Also nieces and nephews in the USA, England and Dublin.
Burial took place in England. May her soul rest in peace. Mass will be celebrated for her soul in St. Mary’s church, Tourmakeady, on Wednesday night, at 7.30 p.m.
Partry residents’ bonus number game
THE latest winners in the Partry residents’ weekly bonus number game are Maureen Heneghan and Maura Gibbons, both Partry. They receive €100 each for choosing number 28. The next draw will be on Saturday, September 26, at 8 p.m.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
WELL done to the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game winners who were Noreen and Seamus Hughes, Derryveeney and James and Mary Ann Heneghan, Shangort. Both families receive €100 for having number 28. The renewal date for members is October 10. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 26.
Mobile blood transfusion service
THE mobile unit of the blood transfusion service will be in Ballinrobe community school, on Tuesday, September 29 and Wednesday, September 30, from 4.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. It provides an opportunity to donate blood.
Priests’ autumn collection
THE priests’ autumn collection will be taken up next weekend or offerings can be given at any other convenient time.
The Bumble Bee on stage
BACK by popular demand at Maire Lukes Bar and Restaurant, on Friday, September 25, is The Bumble Bee show. Traditional music and song will be on offer on Sunday, September 27, at this venue and the restaurant is open on Saturday, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Telephone (094) 9544080 for further details.
Death in Manchester
THE death has taken place in Manchester of Pat McGoff, formerly of Ballintubber and cousin of Kate Heneghan, Ballinern, Partry and Mick McGing, Ballintubber. The remains will arrive in Ballintubber Abbey, on Wednesday, September 23, at 6 p.m. and burial takes place on Thursday, September 24, at Ballintubber Abbey grounds. May his soul rest in peace.
Camel race night
PARTRY athletic club held their camel race night in Maire Lukes, on Saturday night. The night proved to be a tremendous success. The sponsors are thanked including Coyne Construction, Bourke and DeLargy plumbing, Greenleaf Landscaping, Brian Feeney, Carra Electric, Martin Staunton Construction, Cummins Supervalu, Staunton’s service station, Conway plant hire, Partry community council, The Mill Times Hotel, OBH Woodwork, John Wilson carpet fitting, John Heneghan, mechanic, Inches Bar, Costello and McDermott, Sweeney Oil, Heneghan bus hire, Maire Lukes bar, Corrigan’s store, John Casey construction, Satellite T.V. i.e., The Village Inn, The Lough Inn, Corrib Oil, Ashford Castle, Councillor Michael Kilcoyne, Cawleys taxis and Sheridan Electric. Everyone who supported the night is also thanked.
Double delight for Keane family
IT was a double delight for the Keane brothers, Carheen, sons of Gail and Peter Keane. Tourmakeady, at the weekend, when two major cups arrived in their home.
On Friday, Ciaran Keane won the Mayo under 16 cup with Tourmakeady, in the championship. On Saturday, his brother Joe was captain of the Connaught under 18 rugby team, who won the interprovincial crown. En route Connaught defeated Ulster and Munster 29-5, in which Joe Keane scored a try.
On Saturday last Connaught defeated Leinster 13-0 and on winning the crown, Joe who is a past pupil of Tourmakeady national school and Coláiste Muire, Tourmakeady, is now waiting for a possible call to the Irish under 18 national team. Well done.
Partry athletic soccer team win
PARTRY athletic soccer team had a great 2-0 win over neighbours Ballinrobe, in round one of the Connaught cup, at Partry. This follows at 2-0 win over Claremorris last week, in the premier league.
Engagement
CONGRATULATIONS to Martina Collins, daughter of Mary and the late Seamus Collins, Shanvallychail, Tourmakeady, on her engagement to Mr. Kevin Dolan, son of Nuala and Paddy Dolan, Derryveeney, Tourmakeady, at the weekend. Family and friends joined the happy couple in Máire Lukes, Tourmakeady, at the weekend.
Church Rota
BETTY McGeough will read at the 8 p.m. Saturday night Mass in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Brid Heneghan and Julie Lally. Marion O’Malley will read at the 11.30 a.m. Sunday Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Sadie Molloy and Martin O’Neill. The Drimcoggy girls are on church care week. Parish mission is from November 28, to December 6.
New baby girl
CONGRATULATIONS to Charlotte and Brendan Duignan, Ballinaslee, Partry, on the birth of their baby daughter, Emma Bernadette recently.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd., Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828. Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland. t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
THERE will be a church gate collection for Mayo Downs Syndrome on September 26 and 27 2009.
Computer classes will commence 2nd week of October
BEGINNERS, intermediate and advanced level computer courses are available including email and Internet, at Tourmakeady hall. Further information is available from [email protected] or telephone (094) 9544295 or (087) 7443531 for further information.
Club Siúlóide Thuar Mhic Éadaigh (Walking Club)
WEDNESDAY September 30, 7.00pm Meet at the Tourmakeady Hall. New walkers are always welcome.
Sean nós dancing
THE Sean nós dancing got off to a great start at the Tourmakeady hall. Wednesday, September 30, the class will continue at 7 p.m. and everyone is welcome. Contact Trish, at (086) 8722353 for further information. A great night is assured.
Over 60’s Club
THURSDAY October 1 at 1.30pm. There will be light refreshments, music, and bingo in Halla Tuar Mhic Éadaigh. All are welcome.
Tourmakeady Trail Walk
TO celebrate National Trails Day 2009 there will a walk in Tourmakeady Woods on Sunday, October 4 at 2.30pm. Meet at the car park in the woods. Light refreshments in the hall after.
Jiving course
THERE are still some places on the five week jiving course to be held at Máire Lukes, on Tuesday, October 6, at 8 p.m. Names can be given to (094) 9544080.
Citizen’s Advice
A CITIZENS information officer is available in the hall on the third Wednesday of each month. The next date is Wednesday, October 21, from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The officer has information on all aspects of social welfare, health board payments, taxation, housing, single farm payments, etc. The service is available in both English and Irish.
Request received from America
‘I AM Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Insulation
ANYONE who is on social welfare, unemployed, in receipt of the pension / fuel allowance may be eligible for standard subsidised insulation of their home for a payment of €125.00. Forms are available in Tourmakeady Hall.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
PLEASE wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
County intermediate quarter-final
A BIG crowd is expected on Saturday, September 26, at 5.30 p.m. at Flanagan Park, Ballinrobe, for the county intermediate quarter-final championship, between Tourmakeady and Swinford. In a recent league engagement Tourmakeady were victorious.
Under 16 football team success
CONGRATULATIONS to the Tourmakeady under 16 football team who won the county Under 16 final, at Islandeady, on Friday, September 18. They defeated Louisburg on a score of 2-9 to 1.11.
The top scorer was Aaron Conroy, who netted two goals in the second week in a row and many of the points. It was an all round top class team performance. It was the first title in the Under 16 boys for close on 30 years.
Some of the victorious stars were James Grant, Shane Staunton, Aaron Conroy, Darren Kelly, Ciaran Keane, Martin Lally, Martin Prendergast and Stephen Staunton, who all played brilliantly.
Sincere sympathy
SYMPATHY to Brian Walsh, Derrypark, Tourmakeady and Mary Murphy, Ballinrobe, on the death of their aunt Betty Moylan, Cill Ciaran, Co. Galway. She was sister of the late Sarah Walsh R.I.P. Derrypark and Goirtin A Colle, Tourmakeady. May she rest in peace.
Also to the Kenny family, Ballyglass, The Neale, on the death after an illness, of John Kenny, in his early 70s. He was married to Maura (nee Keane) of Srah, Tourmakeady. John was laid to rest in The Neale, on Monday, September 21, after Mass. He is survived by his wife Maura, daughters, sons and extended family. May his soul rest in peace.
Bereavement
THE death has taken place in England, of Mrs. Eileen Mansfield, in her early 90s. She was formerly Eileen Heneghan, Gortnaldirg, Tourmakeady. She emigrated to England and married many years ago.
She is survived by her sister Nora Hennelly, Toreen, Partry. She was aunt to Pat Heneghan, Gortnaldirg, Tourmakeady; Walter Heneghan, Galway; Mary Gaughan and Eileen Gavin, both Galway; Bridgie Gaughan and Tommie Joe Hennelly, both Dublin; Christine O’Malley and Maureen Gallagher, both Ballinrobe. Also nieces and nephews in the USA, England and Dublin.
Burial took place in England. May her soul rest in peace. Mass will be celebrated for her soul in St. Mary’s church, Tourmakeady, on Wednesday night, at 7.30 p.m.
Partry residents’ bonus number game
THE latest winners in the Partry residents’ weekly bonus number game are Maureen Heneghan and Maura Gibbons, both Partry. They receive €100 each for choosing number 28. The next draw will be on Saturday, September 26, at 8 p.m.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
WELL done to the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game winners who were Noreen and Seamus Hughes, Derryveeney and James and Mary Ann Heneghan, Shangort. Both families receive €100 for having number 28. The renewal date for members is October 10. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 26.
Mobile blood transfusion service
THE mobile unit of the blood transfusion service will be in Ballinrobe community school, on Tuesday, September 29 and Wednesday, September 30, from 4.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. It provides an opportunity to donate blood.
Priests’ autumn collection
THE priests’ autumn collection will be taken up next weekend or offerings can be given at any other convenient time.
The Bumble Bee on stage
BACK by popular demand at Maire Lukes Bar and Restaurant, on Friday, September 25, is The Bumble Bee show. Traditional music and song will be on offer on Sunday, September 27, at this venue and the restaurant is open on Saturday, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Telephone (094) 9544080 for further details.
Death in Manchester
THE death has taken place in Manchester of Pat McGoff, formerly of Ballintubber and cousin of Kate Heneghan, Ballinern, Partry and Mick McGing, Ballintubber. The remains will arrive in Ballintubber Abbey, on Wednesday, September 23, at 6 p.m. and burial takes place on Thursday, September 24, at Ballintubber Abbey grounds. May his soul rest in peace.
Camel race night
PARTRY athletic club held their camel race night in Maire Lukes, on Saturday night. The night proved to be a tremendous success. The sponsors are thanked including Coyne Construction, Bourke and DeLargy plumbing, Greenleaf Landscaping, Brian Feeney, Carra Electric, Martin Staunton Construction, Cummins Supervalu, Staunton’s service station, Conway plant hire, Partry community council, The Mill Times Hotel, OBH Woodwork, John Wilson carpet fitting, John Heneghan, mechanic, Inches Bar, Costello and McDermott, Sweeney Oil, Heneghan bus hire, Maire Lukes bar, Corrigan’s store, John Casey construction, Satellite T.V. i.e., The Village Inn, The Lough Inn, Corrib Oil, Ashford Castle, Councillor Michael Kilcoyne, Cawleys taxis and Sheridan Electric. Everyone who supported the night is also thanked.
Double delight for Keane family
IT was a double delight for the Keane brothers, Carheen, sons of Gail and Peter Keane. Tourmakeady, at the weekend, when two major cups arrived in their home.
On Friday, Ciaran Keane won the Mayo under 16 cup with Tourmakeady, in the championship. On Saturday, his brother Joe was captain of the Connaught under 18 rugby team, who won the interprovincial crown. En route Connaught defeated Ulster and Munster 29-5, in which Joe Keane scored a try.
On Saturday last Connaught defeated Leinster 13-0 and on winning the crown, Joe who is a past pupil of Tourmakeady national school and Coláiste Muire, Tourmakeady, is now waiting for a possible call to the Irish under 18 national team. Well done.
Partry athletic soccer team win
PARTRY athletic soccer team had a great 2-0 win over neighbours Ballinrobe, in round one of the Connaught cup, at Partry. This follows at 2-0 win over Claremorris last week, in the premier league.
Engagement
CONGRATULATIONS to Martina Collins, daughter of Mary and the late Seamus Collins, Shanvallychail, Tourmakeady, on her engagement to Mr. Kevin Dolan, son of Nuala and Paddy Dolan, Derryveeney, Tourmakeady, at the weekend. Family and friends joined the happy couple in Máire Lukes, Tourmakeady, at the weekend.
Church Rota
BETTY McGeough will read at the 8 p.m. Saturday night Mass in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Brid Heneghan and Julie Lally. Marion O’Malley will read at the 11.30 a.m. Sunday Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Sadie Molloy and Martin O’Neill. The Drimcoggy girls are on church care week. Parish mission is from November 28, to December 6.
New baby girl
CONGRATULATIONS to Charlotte and Brendan Duignan, Ballinaslee, Partry, on the birth of their baby daughter, Emma Bernadette recently.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd., Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828. Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland. t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
Week ending 19th September 2009
Request received from America
‘I am Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Western Care thanks
WESTERN Care thanks everyone for the sum of €4,625, in their door-to-door collection. All proceeds will be wisely spent in Mayo
Partry residents’ bonus number game
THE latest winners of the Partry residents’ bonus number game are Maureen McHugh, Portroyal and Nora Lally, Gallagh. Both girls receive €100 each for having number 18. There will be more winners on September 19.
Church Rota
EDDIE Gibbons will read at the Saturday night Mass, at 8 p.m. in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Christin Uí Ghiobúin and Michael John Casey. Siobhan Dé Búrca will read at the 11.30 a.m. Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Mary Sheridan and Martin O’Neill. Philomena and Margaret are on church care week.
Senior football
TOURMAKEADY senior footballers played their last home game on Sunday, in brilliant sunshine. They were defeated by neighbours Ballintubber, who won division 1B of the league as a result.
Tourmakeady were missing Kevin Dolan, M. J. Meeneghan and number one and two keepers. However, it was a good work-out for the championship for both teams, who must improve greatly to proceed. The final score was Ballintubber 2-9 to Tourmakeady 0-7.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
WELL done to Michael and Mary Cox and Fr. Padraig Standún, who are the most recent winners of the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game. They each win €100 for choosing number 18. The next draw is at 8 p.m. on September 19.
Insulation
ANYONE who is on social welfare, unemployed, in receipt of the pension / fuel allowance may be eligible for standard subsidised insulation of their home for a payment of €125.00. Forms are available in Tourmakeady Hall.
Retirement presentation thanks
THE Coiste Pobail thanks everyone who contributed to and attended the retirement presentation for Garda Brendan McNulty, last Saturday, at Máire Luke’s and for giving him such a wonderful send-off.
GAA lotto results
THERE was no winner of the GAA lotto held at The Lough Mask Inn. The numbers chosen were 7, 13, 25 and 30. The consolation prize winners were David Prendergast, Gortmor; the silver circle holder; Alan Horan, Partry; Moya Gibbons, Cloonee; Joe Shannon and Mary S. Heneghan. The next draw will be in the Village Inn, Partry.
Voluntary swimming teacher required
TOURMAKEADY/Partry swimming club requires a voluntary swimming teacher and training will be provided. Parents and children over 15 years of age are eligible. Further information is available from (087) 2126777.
Tourmakeady GAA ladies win
TOURMAKEADY GAA ladies had a second successful Saturday game last weekend, in the Mayo championship, when they defeated Kiltane easily, in Tourmakeady.
A big crowd attended in summer-like weather. Patricia Lally, Siobhan Heneghan and Martha O’Malley scored. It is expected they will take on Westport, in the semi-final.
Mayo Mental Health thanks
MAYO Mental Health would like to thank the people of Tourmakeady and Bunaún, for a total of €300 collected at their recent church gate collection.
Waterfall magazine
A DECISION on the 2009 Waterfall Magazine will be made this week. Any ideas or suggestions will be welcome.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
Please wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd., Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828. Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland. t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
‘I am Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Western Care thanks
WESTERN Care thanks everyone for the sum of €4,625, in their door-to-door collection. All proceeds will be wisely spent in Mayo
Partry residents’ bonus number game
THE latest winners of the Partry residents’ bonus number game are Maureen McHugh, Portroyal and Nora Lally, Gallagh. Both girls receive €100 each for having number 18. There will be more winners on September 19.
Church Rota
EDDIE Gibbons will read at the Saturday night Mass, at 8 p.m. in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Christin Uí Ghiobúin and Michael John Casey. Siobhan Dé Búrca will read at the 11.30 a.m. Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Mary Sheridan and Martin O’Neill. Philomena and Margaret are on church care week.
Senior football
TOURMAKEADY senior footballers played their last home game on Sunday, in brilliant sunshine. They were defeated by neighbours Ballintubber, who won division 1B of the league as a result.
Tourmakeady were missing Kevin Dolan, M. J. Meeneghan and number one and two keepers. However, it was a good work-out for the championship for both teams, who must improve greatly to proceed. The final score was Ballintubber 2-9 to Tourmakeady 0-7.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
WELL done to Michael and Mary Cox and Fr. Padraig Standún, who are the most recent winners of the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game. They each win €100 for choosing number 18. The next draw is at 8 p.m. on September 19.
Insulation
ANYONE who is on social welfare, unemployed, in receipt of the pension / fuel allowance may be eligible for standard subsidised insulation of their home for a payment of €125.00. Forms are available in Tourmakeady Hall.
Retirement presentation thanks
THE Coiste Pobail thanks everyone who contributed to and attended the retirement presentation for Garda Brendan McNulty, last Saturday, at Máire Luke’s and for giving him such a wonderful send-off.
GAA lotto results
THERE was no winner of the GAA lotto held at The Lough Mask Inn. The numbers chosen were 7, 13, 25 and 30. The consolation prize winners were David Prendergast, Gortmor; the silver circle holder; Alan Horan, Partry; Moya Gibbons, Cloonee; Joe Shannon and Mary S. Heneghan. The next draw will be in the Village Inn, Partry.
Voluntary swimming teacher required
TOURMAKEADY/Partry swimming club requires a voluntary swimming teacher and training will be provided. Parents and children over 15 years of age are eligible. Further information is available from (087) 2126777.
Tourmakeady GAA ladies win
TOURMAKEADY GAA ladies had a second successful Saturday game last weekend, in the Mayo championship, when they defeated Kiltane easily, in Tourmakeady.
A big crowd attended in summer-like weather. Patricia Lally, Siobhan Heneghan and Martha O’Malley scored. It is expected they will take on Westport, in the semi-final.
Mayo Mental Health thanks
MAYO Mental Health would like to thank the people of Tourmakeady and Bunaún, for a total of €300 collected at their recent church gate collection.
Waterfall magazine
A DECISION on the 2009 Waterfall Magazine will be made this week. Any ideas or suggestions will be welcome.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
Please wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd., Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828. Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland. t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
Week ending 12th September 2009
Ladies footballers’ success
CONGRATULATIONS to the Tourmakeady ladies footballers who booked their passage to the Mayo junior semi-final following their great victory over Killala before a big following.
In a great game of solid championship style football, three super goals in the opening quarter paved the way for Tourmakeady.
Patricia Lally netted twice and Captain Ann Marie Ronan got the third goal to leave the half-time score reading Tourmakeady 3-6, Killala 1-4.
In the second half the visitors made great efforts to level the game but a number of bad misses were costly. Super sub Fiona Heneghan-Casey made life difficult and sealed this replayed issue, the final score being Tourmakeady 3-12, Killala 1-14.
It was an all-round great display by the girls and well done too to the management team of Michéal Heneghan and Sean Kearns, with the great support of Mattie Heneghan, the 2008 manager.
It was a great weekend for the girls who had a very successful fundraiser on Friday.
Thank you
THE Western Care Association wish to thank everyone in Tourmakeady for their support of the door-to-door collection, which raised €4,625.
Kelly Cup
TOURMAKEADY’S footballers have secured their place in the 2009 Kelly Cup final following their 0-13 to 0-6 victory of Kilmeena. They face Westport in the final.
Leading 0-5 to 0-4 at half time, the Tourmakeady half-back line scored over half their points from the ’40, as well as Michael John Walsh. The final score was Tourmakeady 0-13, Kilmeena 0-6.
Birth
CONGRATULATIONS to Brendan and Patricia Hoban, Louisburgh and Glensaul, Tourmakeady, on the birth of their son, Sean Patrick, a welcome brother for his five sisters and grandson for Noreen Hoban, Glensaul.
Bonus number
WELL done to Marie Maloney, Gortfree, and Laurence Lally, Srah, who are the most recent winners in the Tourmakeady Hall bonus number draw. Both receive €100 for having 17. The next draw is on Saturday, September 12.
Church appointments
DEIRDRE Cavanagh will read at Saturday’s 8 p.m. Mass in St. Mary’s Church. The Eucharistic Ministers are Carmel Garvey and Kathleen Staunton,
Tomas O hEanachain will read at Sunday’s 11.30 a.m. Mass and the Eucharistic Ministers will be Patricia Heneghan and Martin O’Neill. Church care: Noreen O’Se and Ann Heneghan.
League win
TOURMAKEADY had a great victory over Claremorris on Saturday in the Mayo senior league. The final score was Tourmakeady 2-12, Claremorris 1-9, meaning the local side are mid-table and safe in division one for 2010.
On Sunday next Tourmakeady welcome possible league winners Ballintubber for the next round of the league
Partry bonus number
THE latest winners in the Partry residence bonus number game are Padraig Conroy, Tourmakeady, and Maureen McKeon-Byrne, Partry, who chose number 17. Both won €100.
GAA lotto
THERE was no winner of the Tourmakeady GAA lotto jackpot in the draw held in the Lough Inn, Partry. The numbers were 1, 7, 27 and 32.
Consolation winners were Ciara O'Toole, Cappaduff, ‘The Egan Six’; Tom Staunton, Cathal Flannery and Lorriane Warde.
The next draw is at the Lough Mask Inn, with Michael Heneghan and Team J on duty.
Monthly draw
THE August winner of the Tourmakeady monthly draw was Noreen Hughes, Derryveeney. The next draw is on September 25.
Computer Classes
BEGINNERS, Immediate and Advanced level of courses available in Tourmakeady Community Centre. For information call in and leave your requirements and tell us what you would like to learn. Email [email protected] or telephone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531 for more information.
Quotation
THE Coiste Pobail is seeking quotations for phase two refurbishment of the Bunnán please contact Breege Lydon on 094 95 44203 or 087 6938536 for access to view proposed work and the specification. All quotations should be returned by Monday September 21 the very latest at 7.00pm.
Retirement Presentation
THE Coiste Pobail would like to thank all those that contributed and attended Garda Brendan McNulty’s Retirement Presentation last Saturday at Marie Luke’s, and for giving him such a wonderful send off.
Request received from America
‘I am Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
Please wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd.,
Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828.
Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
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CONGRATULATIONS to the Tourmakeady ladies footballers who booked their passage to the Mayo junior semi-final following their great victory over Killala before a big following.
In a great game of solid championship style football, three super goals in the opening quarter paved the way for Tourmakeady.
Patricia Lally netted twice and Captain Ann Marie Ronan got the third goal to leave the half-time score reading Tourmakeady 3-6, Killala 1-4.
In the second half the visitors made great efforts to level the game but a number of bad misses were costly. Super sub Fiona Heneghan-Casey made life difficult and sealed this replayed issue, the final score being Tourmakeady 3-12, Killala 1-14.
It was an all-round great display by the girls and well done too to the management team of Michéal Heneghan and Sean Kearns, with the great support of Mattie Heneghan, the 2008 manager.
It was a great weekend for the girls who had a very successful fundraiser on Friday.
Thank you
THE Western Care Association wish to thank everyone in Tourmakeady for their support of the door-to-door collection, which raised €4,625.
Kelly Cup
TOURMAKEADY’S footballers have secured their place in the 2009 Kelly Cup final following their 0-13 to 0-6 victory of Kilmeena. They face Westport in the final.
Leading 0-5 to 0-4 at half time, the Tourmakeady half-back line scored over half their points from the ’40, as well as Michael John Walsh. The final score was Tourmakeady 0-13, Kilmeena 0-6.
Birth
CONGRATULATIONS to Brendan and Patricia Hoban, Louisburgh and Glensaul, Tourmakeady, on the birth of their son, Sean Patrick, a welcome brother for his five sisters and grandson for Noreen Hoban, Glensaul.
Bonus number
WELL done to Marie Maloney, Gortfree, and Laurence Lally, Srah, who are the most recent winners in the Tourmakeady Hall bonus number draw. Both receive €100 for having 17. The next draw is on Saturday, September 12.
Church appointments
DEIRDRE Cavanagh will read at Saturday’s 8 p.m. Mass in St. Mary’s Church. The Eucharistic Ministers are Carmel Garvey and Kathleen Staunton,
Tomas O hEanachain will read at Sunday’s 11.30 a.m. Mass and the Eucharistic Ministers will be Patricia Heneghan and Martin O’Neill. Church care: Noreen O’Se and Ann Heneghan.
League win
TOURMAKEADY had a great victory over Claremorris on Saturday in the Mayo senior league. The final score was Tourmakeady 2-12, Claremorris 1-9, meaning the local side are mid-table and safe in division one for 2010.
On Sunday next Tourmakeady welcome possible league winners Ballintubber for the next round of the league
Partry bonus number
THE latest winners in the Partry residence bonus number game are Padraig Conroy, Tourmakeady, and Maureen McKeon-Byrne, Partry, who chose number 17. Both won €100.
GAA lotto
THERE was no winner of the Tourmakeady GAA lotto jackpot in the draw held in the Lough Inn, Partry. The numbers were 1, 7, 27 and 32.
Consolation winners were Ciara O'Toole, Cappaduff, ‘The Egan Six’; Tom Staunton, Cathal Flannery and Lorriane Warde.
The next draw is at the Lough Mask Inn, with Michael Heneghan and Team J on duty.
Monthly draw
THE August winner of the Tourmakeady monthly draw was Noreen Hughes, Derryveeney. The next draw is on September 25.
Computer Classes
BEGINNERS, Immediate and Advanced level of courses available in Tourmakeady Community Centre. For information call in and leave your requirements and tell us what you would like to learn. Email [email protected] or telephone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531 for more information.
Quotation
THE Coiste Pobail is seeking quotations for phase two refurbishment of the Bunnán please contact Breege Lydon on 094 95 44203 or 087 6938536 for access to view proposed work and the specification. All quotations should be returned by Monday September 21 the very latest at 7.00pm.
Retirement Presentation
THE Coiste Pobail would like to thank all those that contributed and attended Garda Brendan McNulty’s Retirement Presentation last Saturday at Marie Luke’s, and for giving him such a wonderful send off.
Request received from America
‘I am Connor, an American who would like to live in Ireland for a while (1-2 years) and perhaps learn Irish. Are there any jobs available in Tourmakeady? and are there any apartments or the like available? I don’t have much in the way of upper level education but any sort of work will do as long it pays enough to eat.’ If anyone can help Connor please email us at [email protected] or phone 094 95 44295 or 087 7443531. Thank you
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
Please wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
A generous thank you for provision of some of the above items to Michael John Casey and the Connaught Telegraph Ltd.,
Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828.
Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not Check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie.
Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
Week ending 5th September 2009
Church Rota
NOREEN Maloney will read at the Saturday night 8 p.m. Mass in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Brid Heneghan and Julie Lally. John Power will be the reader on Sunday, at 11.30 a.m. Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Sadie Molloy and Martin O’Neill. Katie, Ann Marie and Ann O’Toole, are on church care week. Saturday evening Mass is at 8 p.m. until May.
Annual church gate collection
THE Mayo Mental Health Association annual church gate collection will be taken up at all Masses in Tourmakeady and Partry, next weekend, September 5 and 6. The usual support will be appreciated.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
THE latest winners of the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game draw are Sean Heaney, Treenláir; Norina and Tom Hession, Partry. Both families receive €100 for choosing number 20. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 5.
Scéim Lathairt na Gaeilge
Tá na foirmeacha le haghaidh Scéim labhairt na Gaeilge le fáil ón Roinn Gnothaí Pobail Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta faoi láthair ag (091) 503700. Caithfidh na foirmeacha líonta a bheith arais ag an Roinn roimh an 11 Méan Fomhair. Má theastaíonn cunamh ó aon duine na foirmeacha seo a líonadh isteach déan teagmháil le Nóra san halla ag (094) 9544295 ar an Máirt no Déardaoin.
Thanks for door-to-door collection
WESTERN Care extends a huge thank you to the people of Tourmakeady for the door-to-door collection of €4,625.00.
Bereavement
THE death of Mrs. Bridget Coyne, Shanvallyard, Tourmakeady, in her 85th year has taken place.
She was predeceased by her husband Michael, in 1995. Formerly Bridget Mulroe, also of Shanvallycahill, she married Michael in 1953.
They were blessed with four daughters. Bridget was a hard working woman, who loved to meet neighbours and friends. Irish was her first language. She was a quiet, reserved lady, who loved her family and grandchildren.
Huge crowds attended her final farewell ceremonies on both days. On Friday, her remains were removed from St. Mary’s funeral home, Tourmakeady, to Finney church. On Saturday, the funeral Mass was celebrated by Fr. Burke, assisted by Fr. Padraig Standún C.C. Tourmakeady. Readings were given by Shauna Barker and Michael Coyne, grandchildren. Burial took place in Churchfield cemetery.
Bridget is survived by her daughters Mary, Bridie, Kathleen and Eileen, sister Kitty, brothers Sean and Pat, sons-in-law, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. May her soul rest in peace.
Kelly cup semi-final
THE Kelly cup semi-final takes place in Tourmakeady on Wednesday, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. Tourmakeady take on Kilmeena.
Last weekend, Tourmakeady had an important league victory over Swinford. The half-time score was Swinford 0-7 to Tourmakeady 0-7 but in the second half, the men of the Gaeltach ran out easy winners on a final score of Tourmakeady 0-17 to Swinford 0-9.
Partry bonus number game winners
THE latest winners of the Partry bonus number game, drawn in conjunction with the residents association were John Waters and Lilly Keane, both of whom win €100 each, for choosing number 20. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 5, at 8 p.m.
New baby girl
CONGRATULATIONS to Karen and Brendan Larkin, on the birth of their baby daughter Shaylee May recently. Baby Shaylee is another granddaughter for Mrs. Mary McHale, Partry.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
PLEASE wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
For the reproduction of these items thank you to Michael John Casey and
The Connaught Telegraph Ltd.,
Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828.
Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not Check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
NOREEN Maloney will read at the Saturday night 8 p.m. Mass in St. Mary’s, Tourmakeady. Eucharistic Ministers are Brid Heneghan and Julie Lally. John Power will be the reader on Sunday, at 11.30 a.m. Mass. Eucharistic Ministers are Sadie Molloy and Martin O’Neill. Katie, Ann Marie and Ann O’Toole, are on church care week. Saturday evening Mass is at 8 p.m. until May.
Annual church gate collection
THE Mayo Mental Health Association annual church gate collection will be taken up at all Masses in Tourmakeady and Partry, next weekend, September 5 and 6. The usual support will be appreciated.
Tourmakeady hall bonus number game
THE latest winners of the Tourmakeady hall bonus number game draw are Sean Heaney, Treenláir; Norina and Tom Hession, Partry. Both families receive €100 for choosing number 20. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 5.
Scéim Lathairt na Gaeilge
Tá na foirmeacha le haghaidh Scéim labhairt na Gaeilge le fáil ón Roinn Gnothaí Pobail Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta faoi láthair ag (091) 503700. Caithfidh na foirmeacha líonta a bheith arais ag an Roinn roimh an 11 Méan Fomhair. Má theastaíonn cunamh ó aon duine na foirmeacha seo a líonadh isteach déan teagmháil le Nóra san halla ag (094) 9544295 ar an Máirt no Déardaoin.
Thanks for door-to-door collection
WESTERN Care extends a huge thank you to the people of Tourmakeady for the door-to-door collection of €4,625.00.
Bereavement
THE death of Mrs. Bridget Coyne, Shanvallyard, Tourmakeady, in her 85th year has taken place.
She was predeceased by her husband Michael, in 1995. Formerly Bridget Mulroe, also of Shanvallycahill, she married Michael in 1953.
They were blessed with four daughters. Bridget was a hard working woman, who loved to meet neighbours and friends. Irish was her first language. She was a quiet, reserved lady, who loved her family and grandchildren.
Huge crowds attended her final farewell ceremonies on both days. On Friday, her remains were removed from St. Mary’s funeral home, Tourmakeady, to Finney church. On Saturday, the funeral Mass was celebrated by Fr. Burke, assisted by Fr. Padraig Standún C.C. Tourmakeady. Readings were given by Shauna Barker and Michael Coyne, grandchildren. Burial took place in Churchfield cemetery.
Bridget is survived by her daughters Mary, Bridie, Kathleen and Eileen, sister Kitty, brothers Sean and Pat, sons-in-law, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. May her soul rest in peace.
Kelly cup semi-final
THE Kelly cup semi-final takes place in Tourmakeady on Wednesday, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. Tourmakeady take on Kilmeena.
Last weekend, Tourmakeady had an important league victory over Swinford. The half-time score was Swinford 0-7 to Tourmakeady 0-7 but in the second half, the men of the Gaeltach ran out easy winners on a final score of Tourmakeady 0-17 to Swinford 0-9.
Partry bonus number game winners
THE latest winners of the Partry bonus number game, drawn in conjunction with the residents association were John Waters and Lilly Keane, both of whom win €100 each, for choosing number 20. There will be more winners on Saturday, September 5, at 8 p.m.
New baby girl
CONGRATULATIONS to Karen and Brendan Larkin, on the birth of their baby daughter Shaylee May recently. Baby Shaylee is another granddaughter for Mrs. Mary McHale, Partry.
Recycling Notice
THE only household items that should be disposed of at the recycling area are glass, cans and clothes and they should be placed in the appropriate recycling container. We would like to remind everyone that CCTV Cameras are in operation in this area. Thank you
Welfare Officer
THE Social Welfare officer is in attendance at the Medical Centre on Wednesdays 12 noon to 1.00pm
Safety Reminder to Walkers
PLEASE wear reflective clothing while out walking - in particular at night.
For the reproduction of these items thank you to Michael John Casey and
The Connaught Telegraph Ltd.,
Printers, Publishers, Stationers since 1828.
Cavendish Lane, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
t: +353 94 9021711, f: +353 94 9024007.
Why not Check out our full version e-edition and try a copy for free via the web @ www.con-telegraph.ie. Registered in Ireland No: 46656. Vat Reg: 9T04025S
