KARE Coffee Morning
Please join us for a summer coffee morning on Friday 3rd July in the Courthouse Arts Centre, Tinahely 10a.m. – 1p.m. Proceeds to KARE a voluntary organization founded in 1967 by parents and friends of people with an intellectual disability. Fundraising is an important source of additional income for KARE. The Local Service in Tinahely was established in 2003. Summer is a lovely time to get-together and there will be plenty of coffee,tea and a selection of delicious home-made treats to tempt you. It promises to be a fun sunny morning and we would love to see you there. We appreciate your continued generous support. All are welcome!Tinahely Show
There will be a general meeting of the Tinahely Show in the show office on Monday, 8th June at 8p.m. New members welcome.BED PUSH
The Staff of St. John’s Hospital, Enniscorthy will be holding a sponsorship bed push on Saturday 6th June from Oilgate to Enniscorthy (leaving Oilgate at 2pm).
All proceeds in aid of Slaney Search and Rescue and the Hope Cancer Support Centre. All donations greatly appreciated.SUMMER CAMPS
Come join our Two Exciting Summer Camps not to be missed. Venue: Carnew National School, Date: 27th July- 1st Aug 15, Age group: 4-12, Time: 9.30-12 (Art Camp) 12-2 (Activity Camp). Art in the morning (Stop Motion Animation, Sugar Craft, Design/Paint your own fairy door & lots more, with art competition on the last day). Activity camp in the afternoon (Introduction to Tae-Kwon-Do, circuit training & lots more). Demonstration & Competition on the last day, with medals & certs. Join us for the Art Camp or Activity camp only or both. Over 14yrs experience delivering Art Camps to the community & over 20years Tae-Kwon-Do experience. For Booking Contact: Trish Murphy (087)6390370 for further information.TINAHELY WALKING CLUB
On Sunday June 7 the walk is at Art’s Lough (Grade B, 12km, 3 hours) meeting in Tinahely Square at 10.00am. Please ensure to wear proper walking boots, to bring adequate food & drink and to pack (or wear) rain gear. (Walk grades: A is the hardest and C is the easiest – depends on gradient and duration.) Full walking schedule is on the Tinahely Website.Pride in Carnew – Tidy Towns
In Carnew we have a beautiful town, we have a dedicated Pride in Carnew committee/Tidy Towns group, plans are in progress and we’re all starting to see improvements around the area – BUT WE STILL NEED MORE HELP. We would love more people to get involved and we invite other community groups in the town to get involved. We need people from all walks of life. You don’t need to be involved regularly; you can drop in and out. Maybe you have an interest in wildlife, an interest in gardening, an interest in heritage, an interest in just getting out and about and getting to know some new people?Tidy Towns – what’s it all about? Most people think it is little more than picking litter, keeping streets clean and sticking up hanging baskets in the summer. In fact that impression is completely wrong! Litter accounts for 10% of the Tidy Towns concept and hanging baskets are no longer recommended. The best groups have a mixture of people from the whole community involved; school kids, teenagers, young adults, retired people, pensioners, male and female.
Tidy Towns itself covers nature, wildlife, heritage, waste minimisation, environmental awareness, civic spirit, in due course raising the prosperity of the town and most importantly pride in your local community.
Take the step and get involved, make some new friends, you’ll be glad you did!For more details:
Contact: Carnew TDC @ 053 9426555 or text Marion @ 087 2793165Taking Control’ WORKSHOP
Carnew Training & Development Centre is delighted to announce that we are, once again, able to facilitate another FREE ‘Taking Control’ Workshop run by Shine. The previous two workshops were booked out and deemed a great success by the all who participated.
The ‘Taking Control’ Workshop is about taking some time to focus on your own values, goals and wellness. It looks at practical ways to face life’s challenges, whilst maintaining, developing, and taking control of your physical and mental wellbeing. Over the past number of years, hundreds of people around the country have benefitted directly from participating in this workshop.
The aims of the workshop are:
§ To raise awareness of already existing positive factors in one’s own life, internally and externally.
§ To build resilience in the face of life’s challenges and setbacks.
§ To enchance coping skills, expecially pre-existing ones.
§ To develop and support self-esteem and confidence.
The workshop takes place at Carnew Resource Centre, Mill Lane on Friday 19th June, 2015 from 10.30am – 4.30pm Tuesday. To book a place (and places are limited) please contact Carnew Training & Development Centre at
053 9426555.BINGO
The next bingo in St Brigid’s Hall Carnew is Saturday 6th June at 8.15pm, all welcome.30TH ANNIVERSARY
Carnew Community Care will hold its 30th anniversary exhibition in the Day Centre on Thursday 11th June 2-4pm and 7-9pm and Friday 12th June 10am – 12 noon and 2-3pm, all welcome admission free.GOLF CLASSIC
Colaiste Bhride Carnew are holding their annual golf classic on Friday 12th June in Coollattin Golf club team of four is 200 euros, to book a place contact Kevin on 0863556795 or Eleanor 0863971922 or Coollattin Golf club 0539429125 or www.coollattingolclub.com.BEST OF LUCK
The very best of luck to all students doing their junior and leaving certificates and to all doing exams.DARTS EXHIBITON
A darts exhibition by Andy Hamiliton will take place on Saturday 6th June in The Lodge Carnew in aid of the ladies GAA.KNITTING/CROCHET
All those who have been knitting/crochet for the Coombe Hopsital can leave them into the Community Care before 17th June, collection will be on 24th at 3pm, all welcome to come along.U12 Football League Carnew 3-2 Kiltegan 1-7
Carnew almost left it too late to stamp their authority on this game when they came up against a gutsy Kiltegan side on Thursday 28th May in Kiltegan. Kiltegan got off to a great start and were well ahead on the scoreboard and could have been further ahead if it was not for some fine saves by Carnew’s goalie Roland Chlechowitz. Carnew got down to business in the second half and when Billy Molloy got two goals in a short space of time, Carnew came to life and worked hard to eke out a victory. Richard Greene, Maurice Sheil and Will Molloy in the back line were notable along with Daniel Redmond, Calum Patterson, Cillian Doyle and Billy Molloy up front. If Carnew is to progress well in this league they need to improve attendance at training and matches.
LOTTO
The Pride in Carnew lotto 20th May was won by Mick Deathe, seller Una Butler. 27th Jacqui Mulholland, seller Jacqui.BIRTHDAYS
Happy 50th birthday to Mary Hennessy.
Happy 40th birthday to Cathrine Keogh.
