Lotto
Results for 10th November2019
Kildavin / Clonegal GAA, Ben Mulhall Park
Last Week’s winning numbers:10 - 11 - 12 - 15 Jackpot Result: No winner - no online winner 7 Match 3 Winners each receives €25
Anna Murphy, Craanmore 10 - 11 - 12 - 13
Jenna Nolan, Kildavin 10 - 12 - 15 - 22
Joan Lavin, Abbeydown 10 - 12 - 14 - 15
B. Murphy, Barragh 09 - 11 - 12 - 15
Kathleen Dobbs, Ballyshancarragh 08 - 10 - 12 - 15
Agnes Byrne, Craan 05 - 10 - 12 - 15
Tom Doyle, Ballinvalley (online) 11 - 12 - 15 - 17 Sellers
Prize: €50 - Rose Sheil Jackpot: €10,000 - Reserve
Jackpot €3,600
Next draw will be held in Dunne's Clonegal, on
Sunday 24th November at
10.30pm
Tickets €2.00 each.
Play Lotto Online Click on the button below to play the Lotto Online
Do you want to Re-home Unwanted Items?
Clonegal
/ Kildavin Community Website has set up a Facebook
page to facilitate people to recycle and re-home items
they no longer have need of. All items published on
this page must be free as the page is not a selling
platform. It is a Facebook public group page and to
participate you must join the group.
Clonegal
Retains Gold in Tidy Towns 2019
The results of SuperValu Tidy Towns Competition were announced
in the Helix Theatre, DCU, on Monday 30th September 2019
by Minister Michael Ring TD, Minister for Rural and Community
Development and Mr Michael Kelleher, Managing Director
of SuperValu. Congratulations to Clonegal on retaining
the Gold Award for the 10th successive year also, for the
County Award which is the highest marks in County Carlow.
Clonegal Tidy Village Association thanks the entire community,
all the volunteers, businesses and the national school
for all the support during the season which kept the village
in pristine condition. Without this support these awards
would not have been achieved. To
view / download the Clonegal adjudicator’s
report 2019 please click/tap here
Kildavin increases points in Tidy Towns Competition
Congratulations to Kildavin for the increase in points
in the Tidy Towns Competition. An increase in points
was achieved
in the following categories: Community/Planning;
Streetscape and Public Places; Sustainability and Approach
Roads.
The adjudicator’s report was a very positive
one and can be viewed / downloaded below. Kildavin
Development
Committee
thanks the community, all the volunteers and the
national school for their support throughout the
season. Your
support
and help is very much appreciated. To
view / download the Kildavin adjudicator’s
report 2019 please click/tap here
Carlow Pride of Place 2019
At the 20th anniversary of Carlow Pride of Place which was
held in the Woodford Dolmen Hotel in Carlow on Wednesday
6th November 2019, Clonegal won 2nd prize in the “Towns
and Villages Category” (population 250
- 750). The "Butt
Out" award was given to Clonegal in recognition
of the absence of cigarette butts in the village. John Dunne
received the "Individual
Award" which recognises the work and service to the
community over several decades.
Kildavin was awarded "Best Side Out" which recognises
the cleanest approach roads.
Board of Management - Kildavin National School
The Board of Management of Kildavin National School appeals to the local
community not to let their dogs and cats on to the school grounds. We continue
to have a problem with dog fouling and cat littering which impacts on the
health and safety of the children in our care. Many thanks.
‘ The
Monday Club’ St Mary’s
Day Centre, Ryland Road,
Bunclody.
Come and join
us and brighten up your Monday mornings 10.00 am to 2.00pm
Monday18thNovember : “ Chair Yoga” with
Catherine Callaghan
Monday25thNovember : “ Dancing” with
Declan Flanagan
New
Members Always Welcome
Throughout the year we will have information
sharing, entertainment, Arts & Crafts,
guest speakers and many more topics.
This Club would suit 60+ age group Entrance Fee: €4 which includes Tea & Light
Lunch.
Remembrance
Mass
Families who have been bereaved in the Parish of Clonegal
/ Kildavin during the past 12 months are invited to the
annual Remembrance Mass which will be celebrated in St.
Brigid's Church, Clonegal on Thursday 21st November
at 8.00pm. Everyone is invited to come along and pray for
our departed
loved ones and pray with the families who are grieving
in our community.
Baking Made Easywith Majella
Home baking classes start on Thursday 21st November
1.00pm - 3.00pm and Tuesdays 10.00am -
12 noon and continue for
3 weeks. Make a selection of Cakes, Pies, Breads, Pizza
Bases and Quiche etc.
To book your place contact: Ballon Business and Training
Services 059 915 9447 Email: ballonbbts@gmail.com
Cost: €60 and a deposit of €30 secures your place
Clonegal Parish Sale
Clonegal
Parish Sale will be held on Friday 29th November
at 7.00pm in St. Brigid’s
Community Hall, Clonegal. There will be the usual
stalls, raffle
and tea. All are
welcome.
Clonegal / Kildavin Senior Citizens Christmas Party
The Senior Citizens Christmas Party
will be held in Ballykealey Manor Hotel, Ballon on Sunday
1st December at 3.00pm. Any parishioner who has reached their
66th birthday is eligible to attend. Please let Fr. Fleming
or any member of the committee know as we may not be aware
of your eligibility.
Carlow Older Persons Forum
Carlow Older Persons Forum Christmas party will take place
on Tuesday 10th December from 11.00am to 1.00pm in the
Seven Oaks Hotel. All welcome RSVP Text 089 4062356 or
email: info@carlowolderpersonsforum.com
Christmas
Fundraising for The Hospice Harold’s
Cross
Residents of Glassheen Kildavin housing
estate are currently setting up a fantastic
Christmas
lights
extravaganza as a fundraising effort
for “The Hospice Harold's
Cross”. A donation box will be
set up shortly at the entrance to the
estate.
Your
support is
greatly appreciated.
You are not Alone Support Group
Drugs and alcohol addiction know no
boundaries. You are not alone, help is always available. Please contact You are
not Alone Support Group on 085 7872730 for a confidential
and non judgemental service.
Bunclody
Library Eventsfor
November 2019
Adult
Digital Learning Course with TEKcentral
6 week course – 2 hours per week
Thursday
21th November at 7.00pm - A Musical Evening
with Local Artists
Come along and enjoy a musical evening
in the company of local artists. Music of all genres
performed. Audience
participation welcome. Light refreshments provided.
Booking
essential.Come
Thursday
28th November at 7.00pm - Starting Your Own
Business with Alan Maher
If you are a business looking
to start up or grow in a new direction this workshop
may be of assistance to
you. Continuing the series of Work Matters events with
business consultant Alan Maher of Maher Consulting, Alan
will be here to help and advise people who wish to start
or grow their own business.
Booking advised
Saturday 30th November at 11.00am
Following on from our successful event in August,
Slaneyside School of Dancing will return with a high energy
workshop
to introduce your child to various styles of dancing.
This workshop is provided by Slaneyside School of Dancing,
who offers Ballet, Modern, Tap and Jazz lessons.
This event
is for 5 to 10 year olds only.
Booking is essential as numbers are limited.
Regular
Events in Bunclody Library
Toddler/Preschool
Story Time - Stories, songs, rhymes
and art and craft for under 5s. Join us for a lively
morning of fun and chat. All welcome. Friday mornings at
11.00 am
Bunclody
Bookcave Junior Reading Group - Join us for
our next meeting on Thursday 21st November at 4pm. All
new
members welcome.
Bunclody
Knitting Club - Wednesday mornings at 10.30
am, places limited, booking essential.
Online e-resources drop in clinic Why not drop by with
your smart phone, tablet or laptop and avail of our free
clinic in how to use our online services which include
ebooks, digital magazines, e-audiobooks and much more.
Every second Tuesday at 11am.
Online
e-resources drop in clinic Why not drop by with your
smart phone, tablet or laptop and avail of our free
clinic in how to use our online services which include
ebooks, digital magazines, e-audiobooks and much more.
Every second Tuesday at 11.00am.
If you would you like to receive a Text Message or Email Message
about our upcoming events please contact us in Bunclody Library on 053-9375466
or bunclodylib@wexfordcoco.ie.
Bunclody
Library branch is a wonderful – and free – resource
for families. Check out what we are reading this week!
Not to be missed.
Free Event. All Welcome. Booking essential for all events.
Tel: 053 9375466 For a full listing
of events see Bunclody Library’s Facebook
page: https://www.facebook.com/BunclodyLibrary/events where
you can sign up for our monthly what’s on e-newsletter. Also see our
website: http://www.wexford.ie/wex/Departments/Library/WhatsOn/
Call
For Volunteers
Are you a tradesperson aged between 20 and 68 years. If so, The Ray
of Sunshine Foundation is seeking your help. A group of volunteers
will travel to Kenya in January 2020, to build classrooms in Mombasa.
Duration of the stay is 11 days. The cost is €3000 which covers
flights, accommodation, insurance and all the materials for the build.
Visit www.rayofsunshine.ie or
contact Olive on 087 699 4599 for more information
Accord Catholic Marriage Care Service
Catholic Marriage Care Service is currently recruiting volunteers
to train as marriage preparation course facilitators. If
you have appositive attitude towards marriage in the Catholic
Church, if you have the enthusiasm to be part of the Accord
team in supporting couples who are preparing for the Sacrament
of Marriage Accord want to hear from you! Successful applicants
will receive
professional training and will be part of a team delivering
marriage preparation courses locally. Contact Aisling on
01 505 3112 or by email
to info@accord.ie
Clonegal
Bottle Bank is for Recycling not Dumping
The
photograph on the left was taken on 17th January 2019.
It is very disappointing that some people treat the
bottle bank as a dumping area. Volunteers keep the bottle
bank area
neat and tidy and it is grossly unfair to dump in
that area and expect volunteers to clean it up. Those
who use the bottle
bank are asked to bring their bottles/cans home with
them if the bins are full and return when the bins have
been emptied.
Do not leave them on the ground. Clonegal
Tidy Village Association will be installing CCTV
which will monitor the area.
From Carlow Streams
There is a long and rich oral tradition of song and story in
Carlow though much has been lost, which is why the creators
and collaborators of Carlow Streams are passionate about preserving
what we have, and ask for anyone with knowledge of local history
and traditions contact them at www.fromcarlowstreams.ie or
the Carlow Tourism website. Alternatively, contact Dave Barron
at daveb@fromcarlowstreams.ie
or 087 2204488.
The project was conceived by local man Dave Barron who has
a deep interest in the Irish language and folklore and the
importance
of the Rambling House where culture was passed from one generation
to the next.
Support for the initiative has come from Carlow Tourism,
Creative Ireland Carlow, Carlow Museum and Carlow County
Library, along with the families of Luke Morrissey, Willie
White, Jim Nolan, Seamus Murphy and MC Nolan. To date, Dave
has gathered material for the site from a disparate group
of collectors around the county whose contributions are included
in this cultural website. These include Danny Browne, Carlow
Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS), Tony Malone,
Eddie McDonald, the late Luke Morrissey, the late Seamus
Murphy, the late Willie White, John Candy, Dermot Mulligan,
John Shortall, Seamus Dunne and Michael Rice. The list continues
to grow.
Grow Is Here To Help You
Are you struggling with anxiety or depression? Finding life
difficult? Isolated?
Our Mental Health Support groups are free
and confidential and open to all, no referral or booking needed.
Meeting times are: Tuesday at l0.00am - Grow Office, Barrack Street Kilkenny Tuesday at 1:45pm - Catherine's Social Services
Centre, Joseph's Road, Carlow Town (Across-from the Train Station) Wednesday at 8.00pm - Grow Office, Barrack Street, Kilkenny. Friday at 10.30am - Grow Office, Barrack Street,
Kilkenny.
(Ceart Grp: mental health effects of living with chronic
pain/long term illness. Charity No. 20023294
Email: kateslater@grow.ie
GROW (Ireland) info-line 1890 474 474,
GROW (Ireland) Web: https://grow.ie/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GROWIreland
To Donate to GROW please visit https://grow.ie/donations/
To Volunteer for GROW visit https://grow.ie/get-involved/volunteer-form/
Kildavin Choir
If you sing or play a musical instrument we would be delighted
if you join us. We meet on Monday evenings at 7.30pm in the
Spellman Hall, Kildavin (rear entrance) to practice. If you
need further information please contact Mary 086 8097521 or
just come along any Monday evening.
Affordable Live-In Homecare
Affordable Live-In Homecare Provide live in carers for the
elderly in your area. If you are looking for a live-in carer
for your relative, please call Eileen or Tom today on 087 9916791.
Our website is www.alhomecare.ie
A
Robot for Clonegal
The
picturesque village of Clonegal, Co. Carlow has a new resident
- one who has a very distinct look. Its arms are conveyor
rollers from a quarry; its feet are the bucket teeth from
a digger. It has bolts for fingers and an engine for a
stomach. Its eyebrows are wire brushes, its hair comprises
motorbike chains and its cheery smile is thanks to the
roller from a conveyor belt.
This smiling metal man, who carries a suitcase, is completely made from recycled
scrap parts and was created by Liam Birmingham, a second-year mechanical engineering
student from Institute of Technology Carlow. And on Wednesday 13th June Liam,
alongside his engineering lecturers Dr. Anthony Nolan and Dr. Cathal Nolan, presented
the smiling ‘Tin Man’ to the Clonegal Tidy Towns committee. He will
reside in the square opposite the church in Clonegal village where his suitcase
will store used batteries as part of Clonegal’s ongoing efforts to “reduce,
reuse and recycle”.
Pictured above L to R: Marie Byrne, Tony Jackson, Liam Birmingham Carlow IT (creator
of the robot), Dr. Anthony Nolan Carlow IT,
Dr. Cathal Nolan Carlow IT, Kay Jackson, Margo Corbally and Johnny Dunne.
Parkrun Tullow
This FREE event continues every Saturday morning at 9:30 in Rathwood. Just register
for free on www.parkrun.ie and print your barcode. You can run, jog, walk or
stroll. Check out our facebook page for more information.
Kildavin
Clonegal GAA
You can buy your Kildavin Clonegal Kidavin GAA Gift Vouchers now from the club.
You can give your friends the gift of gym membership, club membership or room
hire
“For
The Honour of The Little Village”
Clonegal Kildavin Veteran
Players book “For
The Honour of The Little Village” is selling out
fast. The books features the stories and opinions of twelve well known
retired GAA Players from Carlow, Wexford and Wicklow
with hundreds more mentioned, retailing at only €10 ideal for the GAA
addicts among your friends and family.
Stay
in shape, Join that Gym
Sumer is coming to an end, kids are back to school and the evenings are drawing
in. Christmas is not far away now. Keep in shape. Join Kildavin Clonegal GAA
Gym Membership only €20 per month for an individual, €30 per month
for a household. Minimum period of membership only one month. Cash payments are
accepted. There are discounts for longer periods of membership or for groups.
Facilities are open 8am to 10pm seven days per week. The indoor sports hall is
available for rent for €30 per hour. Demand during the winter months is
high and advanced booking is necessary. Please contact the club if you or your
group feel any of our facilities may be of value to you. Phone Luke @ 0876430352
Weavers'
Cottages Museum
Come and visit the Weavers' Cottages Museum which were once the
home of local weavers dating back to the 17th century and now houses
many artefacts of the
cottage weaving industry. See our newly
restrung loom (photo left)
Opening
Times:
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 9.00am
- 4.00pm
Tuesday 9.00am - 2.00pm - Friday: 9.00am - 1.00pm
Saturday & Sunday - Please phone 053 9376749
Visit
the Weavers' Cottages website please click here
Bunclody
Parent and Toddler Group
Bunclody Parent and Toddler Group takes place every Wednesday morning from 10.00am
to 12 noon in St. Aidan's Hall, Irish Street. Admission €3.00. A place to
meet other parents in a nice relaxed atmosphere.
Free
Internet and Email Courses for Beginners Free Internet and Email Courses for Beginners – on
Computer, Smartphones
or Tablets.
Courses currently being organised in various locations around the county,
if you are interested in enrolling yourself or arranging some FREE training
for
a group you are involved with, please contact Andrea Dalton in St Catherine’s
Community Services Centre on 059 9138706 or email andread@catherines.ie
Bunclody
Country Market
Bunclody Country Market opens every Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm in
St.Aidans Hall, Irish Street, Bunclody.
We will have a selection of home made tarts, buns, cakes, scones and breads
along with a wide range of handmade crafts. Tea/coffee and treats available
for €3,so why not come along.
New members always welcome, for more information contact Grace on 087 654 6660
Do
you want to dispose of unwanted Items?
If you want to dispose of unwanted items, you can do so free of charge on the
following websites: www.freetradeireland.ie and www.jumbletown.ie Further
details on our "Links" page. Please
click here
St.
Vincent de Paul Society, St. Teresa's Conference,
Bunclody
St. Vincent de Paul Society Confidential Help Line - 087 3696883.
Please note: Recycling facilities for newspapers are in place at Supervalu
Bunclody; by using this facility you are helping St. Vincent de Paul
Society.
The
Samaritans -
Free Number to
Call The Samaritans have launched a new free to call
number - 116
123 - for people who are struggling to cope. The number will make it
possible for people to access the service round the clock, every single day of
the year, free of charge.
The new free to call number has been made possible by a partnership between Samaritans
and the telecommunications industry. The HSE National Office for Suicide Prevention
is providing funding to support the Samaritans to build their capacity to roll
out 116 123.
MABS Carlow MABS Ltd (Money
Advice & Budgeting
Service) 72d Tullow Street Carlow, Tel: 076 107 2070.
Free and confidential, Money Management and Advice Service. Assisting people
in dealing with their existing debts and helping them to begin to manage their
own resources. MABS offers free Debt Relief Advice under Personal Insolvency
options
Money Management Sessions provided for Transition/Leaving Cert Students & Community Groups
Email: carlow@mabs.ie
Masses
for the coming week
Clonegal
Monday
18th Nov.
at 9.30am
Wednesday 20th Nov. at 9.30am
Thursday 21st Nov. at 7.30pm
Saturday 23rd Nov. at 6.30pm
Bereavement Mass
Mary Rossiter & her parents Mary & Tom Rossiter,
Garryhasten
John Foley, Garryhasten; Fitzpatrick family,
Crowsgrove;
Ciss Fennell, Coolroe
The Sullivan family, High Street.
Kildavin
Tuesday
19th Nov. at 9.30am
Friday 22nd Nov. at 9.30
Sunday
24th Nov. at 11.30am
Readers
Clonegal
Saturday 23rd Nov. at 6.30pm
John McCabe
Kildavin
Sunday 24th Nov. at 11.30am
Carmel Gibson
Clonegalkildavin.ie
Don’t forget that you can advertise any upcoming events
on this website. Or you can tell us of stories or
achievements in our local area.
Maybe you are planning a meeting or want to start a group or a class. Whatever
is local is
of interest to us. We are delighted to share your
achievements and plans with
all. Send your infomation to: info@clonegalkildavin.ie
Clonegal/Kildavin Notes
Anyone who wishes to have, up-coming events, wedding occasions, birthday wishes
or local news, to be issued on the local Clonegal/Kildavin Community Section
of the Carlow Nationalist or Gorey Guardian can email clonegalkildavinnotes@gmail.com or
phone Nicola Gray on 053 9376389
The
picturesque village of Clonegal, Co. Carlow has a new resident
- one who has a very distinct look. Its arms are conveyor
rollers from a quarry; its feet are the bucket teeth from
a digger. It has bolts for fingers and an engine for a
stomach. Its eyebrows are wire brushes, its hair comprises
motorbike chains and its cheery smile is thanks to the
roller from a conveyor belt.
