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Mullinahone

A NIGHT OF CELEBRATION

Many clubs would be delighted if they had at the end of the year a single championship at divisional level to celebrate. At the end of 2011, Mullinahone C. J. Kickham’s hadn’t one but rather five championship wins to celebrate. These wins were County wins in Intermediate Football and Minor A Hurling and divisional wins in Intermediate Football, Minor A Hurling and Senior Hurling.

The five cups on display were most impressive at the Club’s Presentation of Medals Night held in the GAA Sports Hall after Mass on Saturday last. It was great that it was possible for the younger players in our club to be able to attend this unique event. Not since 1989, has the club had as many medals to present. The medals were presented by Tipperary Senior Hurling Manager Declan Ryan. Demonstrating the esteem that the Mullinahone Club is held was the attendance of County Chairman Sean Nugent, South Board Chairman Joe Brennan and South Board na nOg Chairman Martin Cody. Tipperary Football Board were also represented by Michael Power. The invited guests were welcomed by John Croke, Chairman of Mullinahone C. J. Kickham’s. Master of Ceremonies was C.J. Kickham’s Public Relations Officer Jackie Bolger.

It is certainly a cause of pride for our club that after two years of splendid service as county captain by Eoin Kelly that the county has gone back to another Mullinahone man to follow in his footsteps. Thank you Eoin and good luck to Paul. Patron of the Mullinahone Club, Fr. John McGrath P.P. also spoke a few well chosen words. The players who were receiving medals were presented by the captains of their teams Gary Cronin, James Connolly and A.J. Cronin. Gary Cronin, the captain of the minor hurling team also received Intermediate Football and Senior Hurling medals bringing his total to five. Gary on behalf of his colleagues made a presentation to their Manager Johnny Kennedy, who had looked after the group since their pre under 12 days. The winning of that county title will always remain a proud memory for those who were privileged to see it.

CROCANOIR CONCERTS

After the sell-out concert with Tom Moore and Seamie O’Dowd, it is time to welcome Crocanoir favourite Jimmy Crowley back.

Jimmy Crowley has been signing his songs and playing his tunes for many years. His travels take him throughout the world and he now spends a lot of his time performing in the United States. He still loves to come home and last year on his first trip to Crocanoir, the audience enjoyed every minute of his songs and stories. Jimmy’s Concert kicks off at 8 p.m. on Saturday, February 25. Early booking is advisable.

SCHOOL ENROLMENT

Enrolments are now being taken in St. Michael’s N.S., Mullinahone for the school year 2012/13. Please contact Rosie in the school office re enrolment forms a Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. After office hours, contact Marie Clancy N.T. (Resource Room) at the school up to 3 p.m. The school phone number is 052 (9153304).

FUR AND FEATHER IS BACK

It is Spring. One of the local signs is that the monthly Fur and Feather Market is back in action. After the winter break, the market opens again on Sunday morning next in the car park of the local GAA Ground. It is planned that the market of birds and small animals will take place on the second Sunday of each month until Winter comes again.

GUN CLUB

Mullinahone Gun Club will hold a meeting in the Community Centre this Thursday, February 9, at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend.

MATTIE CALLING

Mattie McGrath T.D. will address a public meeting in relation to septic tanks and associated charges. This meeting will take place in Jimmy Meagher’s Bar, Ballingarry on Thursday, February 9, at 8.15 p.m. All are welcome.

JUVENILE GAA

The annual general meeting of Mullinahone GAA (Juvenile) Club will take place on this Friday, February 10 in the GAA meeting hall at 8 p.m. This meeting is the most important of the year for parents and supporters of the club.

CAMOGIE CLUB

Ballingarry Camogie Club would welcome new members. For further info, contact Pat Vaughan on 087 2414504.

PARISH NEWSLETTER

Preparations for First Holy Communion in May are continuing.

Anniversary Masses next weekend: Saturday, February 11, 8 p.m. Danny Brett, Modeshill; Sunday, February 12, Henry Canon Nash, former parish priest and associate pastor.

LOURDES PILGRIMAGE

Annual pilgrimage to Lourdes takes place from June 16 to June 21. Pilgrimage Director Fr. Thomas Hearne. Booking forms from Joe Walsh Tours on 01 2410812.


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