Mass –
Sunday 9th Aug, St. John’s, 11 am. Month’s Memory Mass for Maura Tobin (née Smyth) Raheny, Dublin & Corcreagh.
John & Kathleen Clarke, Corvalley & their grandson Patrick Cooney.
Sunday 16th Aug, St. Michael’s, 11 am. Tommie & Katie Larkin, Cornenty, their sons Patsy & Peter, their granddaughters Caroline & Jacqueline, & their great-grandson’s Anthony & Liam Twine.
Tommy & Annie McPhillips & their sons Tom & Paddy, late of Umerafree.
Scammers – Gardai wish to request members of the public be wary of persons ringing purporting to be from EIR reporting an issue with a Wifi router. Phone calls have been received on local landlines in recent week’s. If in doubt about a caller please hang up.
Trad Music Camp – Join Amy & Edel for a Trad Music Camp in Corduff Raferagh Community Centre from 10 am to 1 pm, on Monday 17th – Wednesday 19th August. All ages welcome. €55 per person. To book call Amy on 083 039 9700 or Edel on 083 053 9239.
Heritage Week Event – This year for Heritage Week the Group are visiting Corvally Church and Hall, as well as St. Patrick’s Church. This takes place on Thursday evening, Aug 20th, meeting at Corvally Church at 7 pm. We are really looking forward to this event.
Visit to Lough Fea – Carrick Cancer are organising a fundraising visit to Lough Fea on Sunday 23 August from 12 to 5pm. Picnic Area, Pet Friendly, Light refreshments in the Great Hall, Historical Talks, Live music by Brendan McCahey & Friends, Nature Walks. Donations €10 per adult. Entry by front gate Kingscourt Road – A81F970.
Vintage Tea Party & Pre Loved Fashion Sale in aid of Carrick Cancer & Steadfast House Daycare Centre takes place in Corduff Raferagh Community Centre on Sunday Sept 13th from 12 noon to 4 pm. More details to follow.
Condolences – Today we extend sincere sympathies from the Corduff Raferagh Community to Charlie, Patricia, Michéal, Noel & Bernard Murtagh and all the Murtagh families on the passing of Charlie’s beloved mother Margaret. From Corbane, Margaret moved just about 2 miles down the road to Tullyrain when she married Tommy and over the years both herself and Tommy attended St. Michael’s and the Community Centre on some very happy and some sad occasions. May Margaret’s very gentle soul rest in eternal peace
