First holy communion
On Saturday 22nd May at 10am a very
important occasion for all 1st Class students of Coill Dubh National School took place.
The children received their First Holy communion. The amount of work and dedication from
the children, teachers and parents was tremendous. The weather was bright and sunny as
bright and sunny as the smile on the children's faces as they received their First
Communion. Congratulations to all the boys and girls.
Up-coming events in the area.
Coill Dubh Soccer Club are holding a Disco in the
Community Hall on Friday June 4th. The under 16’s Player of the Year, will be
presented on that night. The time is from 8.30pm to 10.30pm and is strictly over
10’s.
The first ever Sports Camp for Ladies takes place in Coill Dubh from
Monday 14th June to Friday 18th June. Time 9.30am to 12pm. A wide variety of exercise will
take place at this. Anyone interested please contact Tony Reilly @ 045/860346 or Sharon
Manzor @ 045/892385.
Camp ‘99 comes into force this summer. This is aimed at children
aged from to 13. There will be two camps, from Monday July 12th through to July 16th. Camp
2 will be from Monday July 19th through to the 23rd. There will be sports for all
including Soccer, Gaelic, Rounders, Treasure Hunts, Art and Crafts, Games, Mini Sports
plus many, many more. Anyone interested please contact Tony Reilly @ 045/860346 or Sharon
manzor @ 045/892385.
Hurling On a Roll in Coill Dubh.
The Under 16 hurlers under
the tutelage of Tom Carew and Peter Sheridan Snr. have been setting a hot pace in the
league with 4 wins on the trot over Confey, Leixlip, Naas and St. Michael's (Athy). Ciaran
Young, Peter Sheridan, Colin Connolly and Paul Nutterfield have been to the fore in all
the games to-date. The Seniors lost narrowly by 2-10 to 0-12 in the league but hammered
Moorefield on a 4-15 to 2-5 scoreline. The Intermediates are also going well with facile
wins recorded in the League over Confey and Castledermot. The 1998 Senior Hurling League
medals will be presented at a function in Dag Welds on Sunday 27th June. Former Coill Dubh
player, Pat Fulton and his band from Tullamore will provide the music. Adm. will be
£2.50. Under-age training, under John Byrne takes place in the Community Field on Friday
evenings from 6.45pm. Any young boy or girl aged from 10 to 14 , anxious to learn the
skills of the game will be very welcome. The club wish Damian Behan every good fortune on
his trip to Chicago and many happy years of marriage to Kevin Hanafey and his new bride
Benefit Scramble.
Woodlands Golf Club are organising a Benefit Scramble on
Friday June 11th. for a former employee. The format is 3 Ball Scramble open to GUI or Non
GUI members. £60 per team. Presentation will take place on the night with music and
craic. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Benefit
Scramble.
Woodlands Golf Club are organising a Benefit Scramble on
Friday June 11th. for a former employee. The format is 3 Ball Scramble open to GUI or Non
GUI members. £60 per team. Presentation will take place on the night with music and
craic. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Forthcoming Events
The Vice Captains
Prize, Kevin Reilly and Antoinette Conway took place on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th May.
On Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th June the
Club are holding their annual Semi-Open Machinery Classic. The scramble format applies and
it is a four man team. Entry fee is £20 per person with plenty of fun activities ie.
Putting Competition, Chipping Competition, Nearest the Hole and the Longest Drive. Max
handicap Men 20 and Ladies 28. Four handicaps added together and divided by 10.
Also during the month of June there is a
Senior Open Over 50’s, sponsored by John Mulvey, Naas. This will take place on Friday
June 18th. Entry fee £5 per person. Prizes for Overall Winner: Over 50’s, Over
55’s and Over 60’s.
Pitch & Putt Fixtures
Credit Union. 11th - 20th June
3 Ball Scramble 17th - 18th July
Captains Weekend 6th-9th August
Pitch & Putt V Golfers 21st August
Conroy Cup 23rd-30th Aug
P.J. Carew 4th-12th Sept
We wish Mary O’ Regan and Phil Leonard
a speedy recovery from all the Committee and Staff of Woodlands Pitch & Putt Club and
Woodlands Golf Club.
Oak Ok!
After a hectic
brainstorming session, way back in the depths of winter, the committee and working groups
of Timahoe Community Council drew up a comprehensive, in-house training agenda. Aims,
purposes, community links, networking and motivation were among the many topics listed.
The first workshop was held in December under the expert guidance of Joan Mooney and
Dermot O’Donnell. All those attending were enthusiastic in their praise of this day
long seminar. we hope that what we learned will help us to serve our community better so
that they, in turn, may benefit also. Thanks to the funding recently received from OAK
Partnership, the remaining two workshops can now be arranged, We will make every effort to
ensure that this funding (£221.83) will bear fruit one hundredfold in our growing
community.
"Through Knowledge comes Development.
Through Development comes Growth".
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