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COMMUNITY CENTRE: Our Coffee morning on Daffodil Day raised E652.5 and we wish to thank everybody who contributed and helped on the morning. CAMPS: July Preschool Camps 10-1 beginning on the 6th to 27th. August summer camps 9.30 to 2p.m. Beginning on 4th to 24th. Retreat Centre: Weekend May 22nd to 24th - Myers Briggs - Personality Indicator: helps to understand myself and others. Residential and Non-residential places available: Tel 0 CILLARD CAMOGIE CLUB: the first round of the u10 league started last Thursday in Causeway. Cillard played against the breeze in the first half and found themselves down 3 goals to 0.

However with the assistance of the breeze in the second half they scored 7 goals which made the final score 7 goals to 3 goals to Cillard. Well done girls. The team was Aoife King, Kate O Sullivan, Elizabeth Meehan, Triona Curran, Rebecca O Connor, Eilish Harrington, Sarah O Sullivan, Clodagh Walsh and Nessa Mc Garty. FOOTBALL: SENIOR - On Saturday night next our senior footballers have a huge task ahead of them when they take on Dr. Crokes in the quarter final of the Senior Club Championship.

This game will be played in Ardfert at the earlier than usual time of 6pm. LA NA gCLUB: Last Sunday May 10th the club marked 125 years of the GAA with events in the local sportsfield.

Thanks to all the children who played hurling, football, rounders and danced. Josephine O'Riordan helped us all bring back memories of the past with her fantastic selection of photographs which were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Joe Wallace also put in a lot of work for the event. Liam Lovell launched a special plaque to mark the occasion, Andrew Doyle provided the sound system and the O'Riordan family Ballinprior played some tunes. BRENDAN'S HURLING CLUB: 125 CELEBRATIONS: Last Sunday was dedicated La na gClub/Club Day to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the foundation of the G.A.A. And lots of events took place in Ardfert Sportsfield to commemorate the day.

Liam Lovell gave a special blessing to all who attended and unveiled an engraved limestone plaque, the 125 flag was raised and there were mini games in hurling and football for all juvenile players, rounders & camogie exhibition, Scor na bPaisti set dancers, display of hurling yearbooks and visitors book signing. The O'Riordan's from Ballinprior, Melissa, Danielle and Darren and their father Donal provided the musical entertainment for the event, which was greatly appreciated. The President of St. Brendan's Hurling Club John Stack, Banna Cross, blew out the candles on a special 125 cake, and the honour of slicing the cake went to the one and only Andrew Doyle, who provided the excellent sound system for the event. Sincere thanks to Coleen Shields who spent the time serving tea and coffee, to Katie O'Riordan, Katie Healy and Orlaith Hussey who provided a small shop.

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