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Last updated: Thursday, November 13, 2003

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CHRISTMAS TALKS
Putting Christ back into Christmas is the theme of a series of talks to be held at St. Patrick’s College, Thurles. All welcome. Talks on each Monday night to 15th of December. Admission is Free.

YOUTH CLUB
Senior Youth Club continues this Friday night 7.30pm to 9pm. Sarah Walsh from T.R.Y.S. will visit to meet Club members and leaders.

MORNING MASSES
Morning Masses each morning at 9.30am.

ROSARY
The Rosary will be recited each Sunday of November after the 11.00 Mass in Gortnahoe and Glengoole at 1.30 in Boulick. Fennor and Aglish: in Johnstown at 2.30 and in Ballinalackin at 3.00.

FOLK AND PARISH CHOIR
There will be a practice of the Folk and Parish Choir in Gortnahoe Hall on Wednesday night at 8.00. All singers and instrumentalists please come along.

GLENGOOLE SENIOR CITIZENS
The members of Glengoole Senior Citizens are invited to the Ballingarry Monthly Get-Together on Thursday, 20th November. Please give your names to Mary Harding as soon as possible.

FASHION SHOW
The Board of Management of Gortnahoe National School sincerely thanks everyone for the wonderful support of their Fashion Show on Friday night last.

CHURCH GATE COLLECTION
The Board of Management of Gortnahoe National School wish to sincerely thank everyone for the wonderful support of their recent Church Gate Collection.

CHOIR PRACTICE
A practice for all choirs in the diocese will be held in Bothar na Naomh Church. Thurles on Sunday, 23rd November at 3pm. All welcome to attend.

TABLE QUIZ
Glengoole Development Group will hold a table quiz in Kavanaghs of Glengoole on this Saturday, 15th November. Proceeds in aid of community sports field. All support appreciated.

GLENGOOLE DEVELOPMENT GROUP
Glengoole Development group's AGM will be held in Glengoole Hall on Thursday, 27th November at 8.30 pm. New members are welcome.

ACTIVE RETIREMENT IS FOR YOU
A public meeting to set up an Active Retirement Branch for the people of Gortnahoe and district will be held on Saturday, the 15th November. 2003 at 11 am in the Community Centre.
Membership is open to men and women whose day is no longer taken up with full time work and who want to become a member of an active social club.
Activities range from walking to bowls, holidays to an. This is a social club for companionship, support and for making new friends.
Health is of primary importance to everyone and Active Retirement fosters a sense of well being and helps to maintain members both physically and mentally.
Please come and bring a friend and hear about the benefits active retirement can bring to your life.

BEREAVEMENT
The death occurred on Sunday, October 26th of Eamon Long, Springfield House, Grange and Boulick. Eamon is deeply regretted by his wife Anne, sons Jamie, Ogie and Shane, daughter Elaine, mother Lizzie, brothers Noel and Tommy, sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle John, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. Removal took place from Egan's Funeral Home on Tuesday, 28th to Sacred Heart Church, Gortnahoe. Requiem Mass on Wednesday, followed by burial in Good Shepherd Cemetery. May he rest in peace.

RECENT DEATH
The death occurred of Mrs Josie Long (nee Mahoney), Grangecastle, Barna on Friday, 31st of October, 2003. Josie is deeply regretted by her sons, daughters, grandchildren, great grandchildren, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, brotherin-law, sister-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Removal took place on Sunday, 2nd November to the Sacred Heart Church, Gortnahoe. Requiem Mass on Monday, followed by burial in Kilveruge cemetery. Peace to her gentle soul.

THANKS
The North Kilkenny branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association wishes to thank most sincerely all who supported their church gate collection last weekend.

HOLY SOULS
Thirty masses, one each day as far as possible will be offered in the parish during the month of November for our faithful departed. Please return your lists and offerings as soon as possible. Candles for €2 and €1 to light for your dead are available in the Church.

PLENARY INDULGENCE
A plenary indulgence can be gained each day for the Holy Souls by praying for the dead in a cemetery, also by a visit to a church on November 2nd. To gain the indulgence one must confess ones sins and receive Holy Communion.

ROSARY
The Rosary will be recited each Sunday of November after the 11am Mass in Gortnahoe and Glengoole at 1.30 in Boulick, Fennor and Aglish, in Johnstown at 2.3Opm and in Ballinalackin at 3pm.

CONFESSIONS
Confessions at 6.30pm. Mass at 7pm in Glengoole. Confessions at 7pm and mass at 7.30pm in Gortnahoe.

SENIOR CITIZENS
The monthly get-together of Glengoole Senior Citizens will be on Wednesday next at 2.30pm. It will include the annual Mass for the repose of all our deceased.

FASHION SHOW
A wonderful fashion show in aid of Gortnahoe School will take place in Gortnahoe Hall on Friday night next, November 7th. Admission for adults is €10 and for children €3. Please get your tickets immediately in the sacristy or on the door. A special raffle on the tickets and for other great prizes will be held on the night. We ask all families who have received tickets to return the money or the tickets to the school this Monday. Your support will make it a wonderful night.

MUNSTER JUNIOR CUP, SECOND ROUND
Creed hits hat-trick in Old Bridge stroll
Glengoole 1, Old Bridge 5
As expected the visitors progressed to the next round of the cup with a good win away to Glengoole in a game they dominated from start to finish.
It did not take long for the visitors to go in front, Trevor Creed getting the first on 9 minutes. Just 10 minutes later Edwin Healy had the home team on level terms when he scored with a good shot from outside the box. Trevor Creed put Bridge back in front 10 minutes before the interval to leave it 2-1 at half-time.
The Bridge took complete control in the second-half and with better finishing could have been in double figures. Noel O’Brien got their third on 55 minutes with a good strike from just outside the box. Trevor Creed made it 4-1 on 65 minutes, and Noel O’Brien finished the scoring 10 minutes from the end with a fine strike from the edge of the area.

GORTNAHOE VILLAGE

Aerial view of Gortnahoe Village (Click for closer look)

KILCOOLEY ESTATE

Aerial view of Kilcooley Estate (Click for closer look)

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