O’LOUGHLIN GAELS GAA

 
JOHNSWELL BADMINTON CLUB
 
Johnswell Badminton club’s annual table Quiz takes place in Johnswell Hall on Friday January the 29th at 8.30pm. Tables of four bright sparks and there’ll be lots of prizes
 
CLUB LOTTO 
There was no winner of last week’s Lotto. The numbers drawn were 5, 15, 23, 28 and the bonus number was: 27.  Tickets can be bought from the usual selling agents or by asking at the clubhouse bar. Remember – if you’re not in; you can’t win the jackpot prize of €20,000.  

MICK GALWEY JOINS THE O’LOUGHLINS TEAM
Great news for O’Loughlin GAA as former Munster & Ireland Rugby Legend and Kerry Footballer Mick Galwey teams up to form part of our Junior A Management Team for 2016. Headed by Davey Ronan ( who helped guide the successful 2015 u21 and Minor teams ) Mick is joins a stellar cast in Seanie Tyrrell, Philly Holohan & Gerry Buckley and will offer a wealth of dressing room and coaching experience to the set up.  Welcome Mick.
 
THE BULL RUSH- THE SRS PLAYERS FUNDRAISER
This week’s Bull Rush Raffle, the Players Fundraiser, was embroiled in controversy when Team Captain Martin ‘Texas Longhorn’ Comerford was removed from the race pending a full investigation by the CCCCC (the Confederation of Continental Cows Controversies Committee) of ‘alleged’ misconduct. The former All-Star and 6 time All-Ireland winner faced the wrath of the CCCCC at a 3am Saturday interview at CCCCC Headquarters in SRS Steel & Roofing Fabrication Offices, Castlecomer.  After 36 hours of  deliberation the CCCCC found that there was no evidence of misadventure on the players part and Martin was fully reinstated to the competition much to the relief of club stalwart, Lochlainn the Bull. The other captains were not so enthusiastic however and were happy to proceed without him and increase their chances of winning the team prize – a specially commissioned training jersey. However after reinstating Team Texas Longhorn the hurling legend found that he was no longer at the top of the race leader board and had been trumped by Team Brain ‘Hereford Red’ Hogan into first place for the first time on a cool 188. Martin gained very little ground however and drops to 2nd on 177. Mark ‘Angus Browne’ Kelly follows with 169 and has a lot of work to do to claim the top spot,  as does Mark ‘Belgian Blue’ Bergin who did well but holds 4th position on 147. Last again is Andy ‘Beef Shorthorn’ Kearns on 114 but with the biggest gain in sales for the third consecutive week this one is one to watch.
Tickets for the raffle are available from your player or online on www.oloughlingaels.gaa.ie Bull Rush..  . 1st prize of a Bull Calf or €1000.  Well done to all the players for driving their own initiative and a huge thanks to event sponsors SRS Steel & Roofing Systems for supporting the lads.
 
 
 
BE A CLUB MATADOR
The Bull Rush Raffle is a fundraiser set up by the players to purchase Strength & Conditioning Equipment for the Club. Tickets at €10 each but for €100 you get 13 tickets (3 free) and your family name or business permanently posted on the club’s wall in a specially commissioned ‘Matadors Framed Poster’ for loyal supporters. This is an chance to have your name forever associated with O’Loughlin Gaels GAA and already many families and businesses have snapped up the opportunity. So not only will you increase your chances to win the 1st prize of the Calf Bull but your support will be recognized permanently in the club and on the club’s website at http://www.oloughlingaels.gaa.ie/store/p12/Buy_10_Tickets_to_support_all_teams__and_become_a_Club__Matador_.html

JUVENILE REGISTRATION- FEB 5th at 7p

 
Registration of Juvenile Players for both the GAA and Camogie Clubs for the coming season will take place in O’Loughlin Gaels GAA on Friday the 5th of February at 7pm. Full details for registration are on the club website and facebook pages and constitutes the best value for a sports club in the city. O’Loughlin Gaels GAA serves to facilitate all Gaelic Games activities for residents in St. Johns Parish in Kilkenny City, Dunmore and Johnswell.
 
U14 & U16  MEDAL PRESENTATION

Next Friday, January 29th, our successful u14 and u16s panels will be presented with their medals for their achievements throughout the 2015 season. It promises to be a great night where these young players will be feted in front of their families and friends and members of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. The u14s had a very successful year finishing up with retaining the u14 Hurling Championship title for the 3rd year in a row and the 4th in five years for the club. On top of that they boys achieved success when winning the Paddy Grace Tournament (County Feile), The County Football Championship and the All-Ireland Feil Peil Div 5 Championship back in June. The u16s will also be rewarded for their efforts when they receive medals as u16 County Hurling Champions, County Football Champions and County Hurling League winners. Not bad going boys. Looks like it could be a long and enjoyable evening! ALL ARE WELCOME
 
U21 & MINOR MEDAL PRESENTATION
The successful O’Loughlin Gaels u21s Hurling Team will be presented their County Medals in the Club Lounge on Saturday February the 6th at 8.30pm. This is a great opportunity for club members and supporters to get together and celebrate this great achievement. It was 34 years since the title was last won by a club team so there will be plenty of reminiscing, but also some thoughts will no doubt be put forward to make sure it’s not another 34 years before we see the next one.
In addition to the u21s the Minors will also be honoured as they recently added County Minor Football to the Club’s Roll of Honour for 2015. Om their way to success the lads overcame the cahllneges of st. Martins, Dicksboro before beating James Stephen in the Final. The lounge is big enough so don’t be shy! – ALL ARE WELCOME.
 
ANNUAL  PARISH SOCIAL
 
The Annual St. John’s Parish Social will take place on Sunday, January 31st in Langton House Hotel. Tickets will be on sale next weekend at €10 each, for which you get a meal followed by music and dancing. Tickets can be bought from any member of the Pastoral Council (names on top of page), from the Sacristy or at the Parish office
 
 
O’LOUGHLIN GAELS BAR & LOUNGE
 
With extensive parking and a short walk to John’s Street the Club House Bar and lounge is an ideal spot to get your evening going with your friends and family. Friendly atmosphere, comfortable surrounding and a safe environment combined with a well-stocked bar it is the ideal location to enjoy your evenings in your secret local. Watch sport, play cards and enjoy the craic. The bar is open Thurs to Sun and Tues evenings from 8pm. 
 
ST. JOHN’S JUNIOR SCHOOL
 
St John’s Junior School is currently accepting enrolments for September 2016. Application forms are available in the school or by contacting the school at 7762888. Closing date for receipt of applications is 31st January. An information meeting will be held for parents in the school on Tuesday 26th at 8.00pm.
SIDE BY SIDE CLUB
The Side by Side club takes place every Thursday at 2pm in the Day Care Centre.  New members welcome.  Contact Helen Goode on 087 6884072

 
MINORS ARE COUNTY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
Congratulations to everybody involved in securing this title for O’Loughlin Gaels GAA for 2015. This the Minor Football Championship Title completes the trio of Football Championships for the Club’s Juvenile Section for 2015, after u14s and u16s achieved success during the year.  A decent following from the St. Johns club headed out of town to James Stephens GAA venue on the Kells Road. Conditions were poor for football, or anything for that matter, as the cold and wet hampered any chance of the lads silky skills being exhibited. The experts predicted a low scoring game and at 0-4 to 0-1 at half time to the St. John’s side advantage, that is exactly what it was. The conditions made it tough and fair play to all the players they put every ounce of effort in, as the wet ball and soft ground tried to beat them on occasion. Jack Lawlor & Ross Butler provided the twin- engine at the two central positions and Tervine Wallace made sure that the O’Loughlin’s defence was impenetrable. In fact Jack Lawlor was the provider O’Loughlin Gaels second goal deep into the second half to make sure of the tie after a good defence splitting run. Earlier Daniel O’Connor got on the end of a good team move and latched onto a cross from full forward Thomas Wadding, finishing to the net and quelling the resurgent Village side midway through the second half. The game was up then for the Village and O’Loughlin Gaels looked comfortable for the last ten minutes of the game. Well done to these young lads and their mentors for returning more success to St. John’s Park.
Team: Sean Kiely, Steven Scallan, Lyndon Brannigan, Tervine Wallace, Peter Collins, Ross Butler, Ronan Buckley, Jay Leahy, Gary Bryan, Sean Bolger, Jack Lawlor, Joe Banville, Thomas Wadding, Daniel O'Connor, Shane Maher, Ben Maher, Pat Byrne, Eoin Kelly, David McCormack, Adam Power, Liam Andrews.  Mentors: Niall Bergin & Davey Ronan

CLUB LOTTO 
There was no winner of last week’s Lotto. The numbers drawn were 4, 17, 19, 25 and the bonus number was: 9.  Tickets can be bought from the usual selling agents or by asking at the clubhouse bar. Remember – if you’re not in; you can’t win the jackpot prize of €20,000.  

THE BULL RUSH- PLAYERS FUNDRAISER FOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING FACILITIES
There's a new Leader Board in but no change in the placings. There is however a noticeable charge from the rear with Andy Kearns (+44) and Mark Bergin (+31)  having the most sales this week. Texas Longhorn Comerford and Hereford Red Hogan might have run out of steam and the early charge was probably too hard on those old legs!! Not much ground gained by those two and Team Mark Kelly is poised just behind them to push for that final charge. So it’s getting exciting..the race is coming to an end. The players are selling their allocation well and we could be heading for a photo finish. They have until FEB 5th WHEN THE RAFFLE TAKES PLACE IN PAT CARROLLS PUB (8pm) and you can see if you are the winner of the Bull Calf or €1000. You won't if you don't buy a ticket.
The players on the team that sells most wins a players prize and you get to be in with a  chance to win the raffle. Just log on below or contact your favourite player for tickets.  Tickets for the raffle are available from your player online. 1st prize of a Bull Calf or €1000.   Tickets are €10 and can be  purchased online on www.oloughlingaels.gee.ie Bull Rush.. Well done to all the players for driving their own initiative and a huge thanks to event sponsors SRS Steel & Roofing Systems for supporting the lads.
 
JUVENILE REGISTRATION- FEB 5th at 7pm
Registration of Juvenile Players for both the GAA and Camogie Clubs for the coming season will take place in O’Loughlin Gaels GAA on Friday the 5th of February at 7pm. Already the mentors are being mobilised and the equipment is being collected to be ready for the new season. Boys Training will recommence for u6 to u12s on Sunday February the 14th at 10.30am at St. Johns Park and we look forward to seeing all the young faces return with new faces always welcome. U6 Boys will start indoors in the Club’s Large Indoor Facilities for boys born 2010/2011 – the time and dates for this will be available on registration night. O’Loughlin Gaels GAA serves to facilitate all Gaelic Games activities for St. Johns Parish in Kilkenny City, Dunmore and Johnswell.
 
U14 & U16  MEDAL PRESENTATION
Next Friday, January 29th, our successful u14 and u16s panels will be presented with their medals for their achievements throughout the 2015 season. It promises to be a great night where these young players will be feted in front of their families and friends and members of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. The u14s had a very successful year finishing up with retaining the u14 Hurling Championship title for the 3rd year in a row and the 4th in five years for the club. On top of that they boys achieved success when winning the Paddy Grace Tournament (County Feile), The County Football Championship and the All-Ireland Feil Peil Div 5 Championship back in June. The u16s will also be rewarded for their efforts when they receive medals as u16 County Hurling Champions, County Football Champions and County Hurling League winners. Not bad going boys. Looks like it could be a long and enjoyable evening! ALL ARE WELCOME
 
U21 MEDAL PRESENTATION
The successful O’Loughlin Gaels u21s Hurling Team will be presented their County Medals in the Club Lounge on Saturday February the 6th at 8.30pm. This is a great opportunity for club members and supporters to get together and celebrate this great achievement. It was 34 years since the title was last won by a club team so there will be plenty of reminiscing, but also some thoughts will no doubt be put forward to make sure it’s not another 34 years before we see the next one. The lounge is big enough so don’t be shy! – ALL ARE WELCOME.
 
CAMOGIE NEWS – JER LEADS THE WAY
Congratulations to O' Loughlin Gaels Camogie Club member, Jer O' Donovan, on his recent appointments to county and provincial camogie committees. Jer was appointed County Development Officer for the coming season and also accepted the position of Leinster Development Officer. He will bring his enthusiasm, energy and ability to listen to the needs of the clubs at grass roots, to benefit camogie in the club, county and province. We wish him well.
 
ST JOHNS PARK - A FOUNDATION
You are invited to log on to www.oloughlingaels.gaaa.ie/view-from-the-shed to read about a period in the history of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA Club that saw the formation of the development of St. Johns Park. An insightful and personal piece of writing by ex-president and founder of the club Eamon Doyle it is a must read for anyone who enjoys the facilities available at O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. We thank Eamonn for this wonderful recording of an important time in our great club’s infrastructure. Maith thu Eamonn.
 
ANNUAL  PARISH SOCIAL
 
The Annual St. John’s Parish Social will take place on Sunday, January 31st in Langton House Hotel. Tickets will be on sale next weekend at €10 each, for which you get a meal followed by music and dancing. Tickets can be bought from any member of the Pastoral Council (names on top of page), from the Sacristy or at the Parish office
 
 
O’LOUGHLIN GAELS BAR & LOUNGE
 
The people of St. Johns Parish are fortunate to have such great facilities available to them in O’Loughlin Gaels GAA - St. John’s Park Complex. The handball alleys and gym host many activities from week to week drawing good crowds to the locality all the time. With extensive parking and a short walk to John’s Street the Club House Bar and lounge is an ideal spot to get your evening going with your friends and family. Friendly atmosphere, comfortable surrounding and a safe environment combined with a well-stocked bar it is the ideal location to enjoy your evenings in your secret local. Watch sport, play cards and enjoy the craic. The bar is open Thurs to Sun and Tues evenings from 8pm. 
 
JOHNSWELL BADMINTON CLUB
 
Johnswell Badminton club’s annual table Quiz takes place in Johnswell Hall on Friday January the 29th at 8.30pm. Tables of four bright sparks and there’ll be lots of prizes
 
 
PILATES CLASSES
 
Starts on Thursday, September the 17th in Dunmore Hall at 7pm. 6 Weeks only €50 and places are limited. Contact Margaret at 086 8547710
 
St John’s Homes for the Elderly
A vacancy has arisen at the Homes for the Elderly, St John’s Court, located on the grounds of St John’s Church.  Application forms are available from the Parish Office during office hours 9.30-2.00pm Monday to Friday.  Closing date for applications is 21st January.
Side By Side Club
The Side by Side club takes place every Thursday at 2pm in the Day Care Centre.  New members welcome.  Contact Helen Goode on 087 6884072

O’LOUGHLIN GAELS GAA
www.oloughlingaels.gaa.ie
 
MINORS TO COUNTY FINAL
The St Johns Parish side advanced to the 2015 Minor Football A Championship County Final after outsmarting neighbours Dicksboro in an entertaining encounter at St. John’s Park last Sunday. Much more clinical finishing by O’loughlins with three major scores passing the ‘Boro keeper being the difference. If goals win games then next weekend’s opponents will be a different dilemma as James Stephens put eight past their semi-final opposition Mooncoin, and with home advantage it will be a tough challenge..but our lads love a challenge!. Well done to all involved.
 
CLUB LOTTO 
There was no winner of last week’s Lotto. The numbers drawn were 7, 9, 13, 14 and the bonus number was: 4.  Tickets can be bought from the usual selling agents or by asking at the clubhouse bar. Remember – if you’re not in; you can’t win the jackpot prize of €20,000.  

THE BULL RUSH- PLAYERS FUNDRAISER FOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING FACILITIES
Week four has seen a shift in the placings for the players race to sell the most raffle tickets in an effort to raise funds for Strength & Conditioning Equipment at O’Loughlin Gaels. Team Martin ‘Texas Longhorn’ Comerford remains in the lead but only just as a massive surge by Brian ‘Hereford Red’ Hogan’s team sees them catapult into second place. Leaving Mark’ Angus Browne’ Kelly wondering if it was a good idea to go on holidays in the middle of the race!! The other two teams led by Mark ‘Belgian Blue’ Bergin and Andy ‘Beef Shorthorn’ Kearns are looking like they might be heading for the butchers block early unless a dramatic shift in sales occurs. Please support the players..their goal is to have facilities available at the club so that they and future players can serve O’Loughlin Gaels GAA well. This is your opportunity to show them the great support they have. The players on the team that sells most wins a players prize and you get to be in with a  chance to win the raffle  Log on below or contact your favourite player for tickets.  Tickets for the raffle are available from your player online. 1st prize of a Bull Calf or €1000.   Tickets are €10 and can be  purchased online on www.oloughlingaels.gee.ie Bull Rush.. Help the lads to raise enough funds for strength & conditioning facilities at the club by buying a ticket from your team. Just logon and find the option to purchase from your favourite Captain to see them win the team prize and help get their facilities. Well done to all the players for driving their own initiative and a huge thanks to event sponsors SRS Steel & Roofing Systems for supporting the lads.
 
JUVENILE REGISTRATION- FEB 5th at 7pm
Registration of Juvenile Players for both the GAA and Camogie Clubs for the coming season will take place in O’Loughlin Gaels GAA on Friday the 5th of February at 7pm. Already the mentors are being mobilised and the equipment is being collected to be ready for the new season. Boys Training will recommence for u6 to u12s on Sunday February the 21st at 10.30am at St. Johns Park and we look forward to seeing all the young faces return with new faces always welcome. U6 Boys will start indoors in the Club’s Large Indoor Facilities for boys born 2010/2011 – the time and dates for this will be available on registration night. O’Loughlin Gaels GAA serves to facilitate all Gaelic Games activities for St. Johns Parish in Kilkenny City, Dunmore and Johnswell.


 
U14 & U16  MEDAL PRESENTATION
On Friday January 29th our successful u14 and u16s panels will be presented with their medals for their achievements throughout the 2015 season. It promises to be a great night where these young players will be feted in front of their families and friends and members of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. The u14s had a very successful year finishing up with retaining the u14 Hurling Championship title for the 3rd year in a row and the 4th in five years for the club. On top of that they boys achieved success when winning the Paddy Grace Tournament (County Feile), The County Football Championship and the All-Ireland Feil Peil Div 5 Championship back in June. The u16s will also be rewarded for their efforts when they receive medals as u16 County Hurling Champions, County Football Champions and County Hurling League winners. Not bad going boys. Looks like it could be a long and enjoyable evening!
 
ST JOHNS PARK - A FOUNDATION
You are invited to log on to www.oloughlingaels.gaaa.ie/view-from-the-shed to read about a period in the history of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA Club that saw the formation of the development of St. Johns Park. An insightful and personal piece of writing by ex-president and founder of the club Eamon Doyle it is a must read for anyone who enjoys the facilities available at O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. We thank Eamonn for this wonderful recording of an important time in our great club’s infrastructure. Maith thu Eamonn.
 
SUICIDE AWARENESS GATHERING
 
Last week a large crowd filled the pews in St. Johns Church to witness the third Suicide Awareness gathering and listen to those affected by mental health issues. Organised by Lord Mayor Joe Malone the crowd heard testimony of very personal experiences from both Kenny Heffernan and Waterford hurler Maurice Shanahan and was compared by Aisling Keoghan. There was music too by the Thekulo Gospel Choir and Alan Hayes and the message of the night was never to feel alone or in isolation as there is plenty of help out there. The Samaritans 116 123 (Free to Call), Teac Tom 056 7796592, Taxi Watch 087 6665050 and Joe Malone 086 3128838
 
ANNUAL  PARISH SOCIAL
 
The Annual St. John’s Parish Social will take place on Sunday, January 31st in Langton House Hotel. Tickets will be on sale next weekend at €10 each, for which you get a meal followed by music and dancing. Tickets can be bought from any member of the Pastoral Council (names on top of page), from the Sacristy or at the Parish office
 
 
ST. JOHNS PARIH LOCAL HISTORY CALENDAR
A new St John’s Local History Calendar for 2016 is now available. Contact Frank Cody, Newpark Close FRC at 056-7723309. Cost: €5.00
 
 
PILATES CLASSES
 
Starts on Thursday, September the 17th in Dunmore Hall at 7pm. 6 Weeks only €50 and places are limited. Contact Margaret at 086 8547710
 
Johnswell Development Committee
Upcoming events- Thursday 14th January - Crime Prevention, Community Alert & Farm Safety meeting in Johnswell Hall on @ 7.30p.m.
Power point presentation by Sgt Peter McConnon, Kilkenny Garda Station.
Presentation from Kilkenny Fire Service on safety in the home.                     
Saturday 16th January - Defibrillator Course in Johnswell Hall at 10.00a.m. – 1.00p.m. €15 per person.  Maximum of 10 per session.
Contact Paul 086 8461462 for bookings.

Pastoral Council Meeting
The January meeting of the Parish Pastoral Council will take place on Thursday evening at 7.30pm. in the Presbytery. All members are requested to attend.

St John’s Homes for the Elderly
A vacancy has arisen at the Homes for the Elderly, St John’s Court, located on the grounds of St John’s Church.  Application forms are available from the Parish Office during office hours 9.30-2.00pm Monday to Friday.  Closing date for applications is 21st January.

Side By Side Club
The Side by Side club takes place every Thursday at 2pm in the Day Care Centre.  New members welcome.  Contact Helen Goode on 087 6884072
 

O’LOUGHLIN GAELS GAA
www.oloughlingaels.gaa.ie
 
THE BULL RUSH- PLAYERS FUNDRAISE FOR STRENGTH & CONDITIONING FACILITIES
Week three of the Player Fundraiser continues and Team Martin ‘Texas Longhorn’ Comerford have taken advantage of Mark ‘Angus Brown’ Kelly’s absence with the Kilkenny Panel to stretch a lead. Mark will return fully recharged no doubt and rally his charges to get back up to the top of the leader board. He’ll have to as Team Mark ‘Belgian Blue’ Kelly has jumped into 2nd place with Brian ‘Hereford Red’ Hogan piling the pressure on in third position. This all leaves the hapless Andy ‘Beef Shorthorn’ Kearns still viewing the field from the rear taking his full back position very seriously. Time is running out though and a surge in ticket sales will have to take hold if Andy’s team is to have any chance on taking the team prize. Tickets for the raffle are available from your favourite player online. The team that sells most will get a team prize and your ticket will be included in the raffle for a chance to win 1st prize of a Bull Calf or €1000.   Tickets are €10 and can be  purchased online on www.oloughlingaels.gee.ie Bull Rush.. Help the lads to raise enough funds for strength & conditioning facilities at the club by buying a ticket from your team. Just logon and find the option to purchase from your favourite Captain to see them win the team prize and help get their facilities. Well done to all the players for driving their own initiative and a huge thanks to event sponsors SRS Steel & Roofing Systems for supporting the lads.

CLUB LOTTO 
There was no winner of last week’s Lotto. The numbers drawn were 1, 11, 25, 28 and the bonus number was: 5.  Tickets can be bought from the usual selling agents or by asking at the clubhouse bar. Remember – if you’re not in; you can’t win the jackpot prize of €20,000.  
 
ST JOHNS PARK - A FOUNDATION
You are invited to log on to www.oloughlingaels.gaaa.ie/view-from-the-shed to read about a period in the history of O’Loughlin Gaels GAA Club that saw the formation of the development of St. Johns Park. An insightful and personal piece of writing by ex-president and founder of the club Eamon Doyle it is a must read for anyone who enjoys the facilities available at O’Loughlin Gaels GAA. We thank Eamonn for this wonderful recording of an important time in our great club’s infrastructure. Maith thu Eamonn.
 
MINOR FOOTBALLERS
 
Unfortunatley weather conditions determined that last weekends round of Minor Championship Football matches be rescheduled to this weekend.  So on Saturday O’Loughlin Gaels GAA Minor Footballers host Dicksboro in the County Semi Football Final. Plenty of time to shed off the excesses of the Christmas celebrations and we look forward to seeing our boys in action for the first encounter of 2016 – albeit a 2015 competition.   Keep working hard lads and keep enjoying playing together and the successes will continue. Up the Loughs.
 
ANNUAL  PARISH SOCIAL
 
The Annual St. John’s Parish Social will take place on Sunday, January 31st in Langton House Hotel. Keep the date in your diary and further details will follow. Always a good night and an opportunity for friends and neighbours to get together.
 
 
MARBLE CITY BOXING CLUB
 
Well done to the Marble City Boxing Club who ran a very successful Boxing Tournament at their premises in the Old Swimming Pool ay  Michael Street last weekend. A Marble City selections boxed a Connaught Selection in a series of well-matched bouts over a 3 hour extravaganza. Congratulations to all the boxers and well done to everyone at Marble City Boxing Club
 
 
ST. JOHNS PARIH LOCAL HISTORY CALENDAR
A new St John’s Local History Calendar for 2016 is now available. Contact Frank Cody, Newpark Close FRC at 056-7723309. Cost: €5.00