Local Notes: Enniscrone boys secure bonus point win
Jesus and Mary Secondary School, Enniscrone rugby team who had a good win over St Geralds, Castlebar, last week with a final score of 36-24, securing a good bonus point win.
The death took place of Pat Hannick, Main Street, Enniscrone peacefully at his residence surrounded by his family. He was predeceased by his parents Patrick and Teresa Hannick. Pat was beloved brother of Michael and Margaret. He will be sadly missed by his brother and sister, brother-in-law Gerard, sister-in-law Brid, nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours and his wide circle of friends.
Pat reposed at his residence on Tuesday evening, November 12, from 6pm with removal to the Church of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven, Enniscrone, at 7.45pm. Requiem Mass was held on Wednesday morning at 11am with the funeral proceeding to St Patrick’s Cemetery, Kilglass, Enniscrone for burial.
May his gentle soul rest in peace.
The death took place of Rory Quinn, Ballina Road, Enniscrone, peacefully at home on November 12, surrounded by his loving family. He was predeceased by his parents Joan and Tom.
Rory will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by his wife Joan, his children Deirdre, Aine, Ciaran, Siobhan and Niamh, his grandchildren Sadhbh, Fionn, Ide, Bran, Cael, Oscar, Beighinn, Conor, Naoise and Eve, his daughter-in-law Anita, his sons-in-law Bryan, Dermot and Derek, his siblings Maeve, Kevin, Brendan and Aidan, sisters-in-law Marian, Blathnaid, brother-in-law Brian, all his nieces, nephews, and extended family and friends and last his sidekick Norman (aka Dominic).
Rory reposed at McGowan’s Funeral Home, Ballina, on Tuesday evening, November 14, from 7.30 to 9pm and his funeral arrived to The Church of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven, Enniscrone, on Wednesday for requiem Mass at 1.30pm followed by burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery, Kilglass, Enniscrone. May Rory rest in peace.
A spokesperson for Kilglass Enniscrone Utd FC has said that ‘there is a deep sense of sadness today in the Kilglass/Enniscrone United community as we learned of the passing of Rory Quinn. Rory was one of our most important volunteers over the years, working quietly in the background on important legal and financial matters since the club purchased our current grounds at McGowan Park. The broader Quinn family are deeply ingrained in the club. Joan has served as club treasurer for over 20 years. Rory’s grandchildren in the area are all active youth members of the club and his son-in-laws Dermot and Derek are coaches in the club.
The club offers our sincere condolences to the Quinn family; to his wife Joan and children Deirdre, Aine, Ciaran, Siobhan, and Niamh. To all Rory’s siblings, grandchildren and indeed family and friends’.
Western Gaels Hurling and Camogie club also extended their deepest condolences to the Quinn family especially to Siobhan, Dermot, Derek, Oscar, Naoise, Fionn, Bran and Beighinn. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.
The death has taken place of Brian McCreanor, Carrowhubbock South, Enniscrone, on Monday, November 13, last. He was predeceased by his parents Tommie and Belinda, sisters Pauline and Antoinette and brother Pat. Brian is deeply regretted by Marie, Gerry, Rose, John, Raymond and Catherine, in-laws, nephews, nieces, grandnephews, grandnieces, cousins, relatives and friends.
Brian reposed at McGowan’s Funeral Home, Ballina, on Wednesday from 5 to 6.30pm and his funeral arrived to the Church of Our Lady Assumed Into Heaven, Enniscrone, on Thursday for Requiem Mass at 12 noon followed by private cremation. May Brian rest in peace.
The Diamond Coast Hotel has been nominated for two prestigious awards by Weddings Online; Connaught Venue of the Year and Wedding coordinator of the Year. The hotel are very grateful for all the couples who have chosen them as their wedding venue and trusted them to make their special day unforgettable. They are also very proud of their wedding coordinator Mary Clarke, who has been working tirelessly to ensure every detail is perfect for each wedding. The Diamond Coast Hotel would love your support in voting for them in these cateogries. The link is in their bio on Facebook and voting closes on November 24.
Exciting new bingo is starting in the Old Church, Enniscrone, every Tuesday at 8pm with doors opening at 7pm. There will be free team and coffee. You can win €20 on lines and corners, €50 on full hours; €100 on the first pool; €400 on the second pool on 45 numbers. The cost is €20 for a double book including pool and €12 for single book including pool. The proceeds are going towards Western Gaels Hurling and Camogie Club. All are welcome to come along and support and be in with a chance to win.
Eoghan Rua Ladies Football Club are having their annual general meeting on Friday, November 24, at 8pm in the Ocean Sands Hotel. All members are invited to attend and anyone who is interested in getting involved within the club or with a team is more than welcome to come along to express their interest.
The numbers drawn in the Easkey and Eoghan Rua combined lotto held on November 13, were 6, 8, 19 and 30. The five consolation winners were Declan Hughes, Mary Burke Feeney, Sophie and Matthew Cleary, Anne Cawley, and Maighread Rotherham. The jackpot for the latest draw held on November 20 was €12,400.
The numbers drawn in the Enniscrone combined football club blotto draw held on Sunday, November 12, were 23, 31 and 34. The €25 prizewinners were Val Calleary, Margaret Syron, Chris Tuffy and Martin Corrigan. The jackpot for the latest lotto which was held on Sunday, November 19, in the Pilot Bar was €7200.
Christmas indoor food and craft market takes place every Saturday in the Old Church Enniscrone from 11am to 3pm. It features a wide range of handmade gifts, homemade baking, Christmas decorations, vegetables, fresh fish, bric a brac and local crafts. All are welcome and your support will be much appreciated.
Jesus and Mary Secondary School, Enniscrone congratulate TY students Eimear Foody and Abbey Barrett who took part in the Soroptimist Public Speaking competition on Thursday, November 9, at the Newman Institute, Ballina. The girls gave great speeches and it was a fantastic experience for them. Topics discussed on the night included; People and Human Rights; Prosperity and Health; Planet and Environment; Peace and Democracy; Partnership (Empowerment of Women); and Friendship and Volunteering. The topics challenge the students to follow in the footsteps of some wonderful communicators. The girls were supported by Ms McLoughlin.
Congratulations to Stephen Rogan and his family who has been awarded an Academic Scholarship by Dublin City University, for his outstanding Leaving Certificate results. Well done Stephen. All at Jesus and Mary Secondary School are very proud of your achievements and they wish you every success in your future studies.
West Sligo Family Resource Centre are looking for someone to join their team on a TUS scheme for light housekeeping duties. Eligible applicants must be on the live register. For further details contact co-ordinator@westsligofrc.ie.
The annual free Santa Experience and Christmas Market will take place on Sunday, December 3, from 11am to 4pm at Kilglass House in association with Natalie’s Wishes. Meet Santa, listen to storytelling, toast marshmallows, face painting and browse a beautiful selection of local handcrafted gifts and Christmas crafts. Phone 083 4461322 for more information and stalls cost €20.
Tireragh Community Support Ltd are delighted to be hosting one of their community partners, Kilglass Enniscrone Utd FC, at their market for a fundraising cake sale. This will raise vital money for the club and for one of EEUFC’s chosen charities, and they will provide lots of delicious goodies on the day.
Enrolment is now open for the Keep Easkey Safe and Enniscrone Area Text Alert until November 30. Pop an envelope with the €5 subscription including your name and mobile number and leave it in the collection box in Bernie’s Store. This will enable people to receive text alerts advising of suspicious or criminal activity in the area. Let’s keep Easkey and Enniscrone a safe community to live in.
The Diamond Ladies Lunch in aid of SHOUT (Sligo Hospital Oncology Unit Trust) and North West Hospice Palliative Care takes place in the Diamond Coast Hotel, on Friday, December 8, commencing with a champagne reception at 1pm, 4 course lunch at 2pm, entertainment, fun and surprises. Tickets cost €60. Contact Lorraine at 087 9090699, Louise 087 6215188 or Moya at 087 6811781 for further details.
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Castleconnor.
The numbers drawn in the Castleconnor GAA lotto held on November 11 was 3, 20, 29 and 40. Congratulations to Paul Maughan who match three numbers and won €100. The latest jackpot in the lotto that was held on November 18, hit the €19,000 mark. Play at www.bit.ly/castleconnorgaa or buy tickets instore at Muddy Burns, Mahoneys Bar, Corballa, Hopkins Enniscrone, Paddy Macs, Checkout, Enniscrone, Igoe Meats, Centra Enniscrone, Judges Daybreak, Ballina, Tuffy Gala Bonniconlon or Hilltop Service Station.
Christmas Wonderland will take place in Dromore West Community Centre on December 3 and 17. The cost is €10 per child with U1’s and adults going free. The facility is wheelchair friendly with plenty of parking space. There will be lots of festivities including cookie decorating with Mrs Claus, mini market, meeting Santa Claus and much more. This is a ticket only event so booking is essential. Contact Denise on 0876198763 or see beyondthecloudssligo on Instagram and Facebook.
The Dementia Inclusive Social Club will meet on November 22, from 2.30 to 4.30pm in Skreen/Dromard Community Centre. It is free and open to those looking for a calm, supportive environment for relaxed tea and a chat. The club is a social gathering where people can access information and support, meet other people as well as exchange ideas and experiences. For further details contact Erin Lynch 087 3972583.
