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FORUM MTG:

Wednesday 11th: 7,30pm, Coote Hall, Kilmallock. Golden Vale District Forum meeting where the focus will be on funding opportunities for communities and groups, in particular the new round of funding calls for the LEADER programme. Open to all parish groups who are interested in getting grants for projects.

GREYBRIDGE CHARITY RUN:

Sunday 15th April: ' The Richie Murphy Memorial Run' hosted by Greybridge Classic Club will take place on Sunday April 15th. There will be three runs on the day Car, Tractor & Commercial Vehicles. Starting point will be Manister Community Centre. Registration begins at 11.00am with refreshments and cost is €20 per vehicle, departure is at 12.00 sharp. All funds raised will go to Clionas Foundation, Parkinsons Association Limerick and MS Ireland, all welcome to join us on the day.

YOGA:

​The next class will be held on Sunday 22nd April, at 11am in the Community Centre. Eileen will be missing on the 15th as she is away on a training course. Did you know,

Stress Awareness Month takes place every April, since it first launched in 1992. The experts aim to increase public awareness about stress, including highlighting the causes, the negative effects stress can have on the mind and body, and how to relieve stress.Most people will experience stress at some point in their life, but constant or extreme stress is bad for both the mind and body. Stress can be caused by a sudden traumatic event or even just the expectations of daily life. If left unchecked, stress can be deadly — in fact, stress is often referred to as the “silent killer” because although its effects are not immediately apparent, it can lead to a number of serious health problems such as high blood pressure and heart disease.

There are many ways to minimize stress such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle, talking about your feelings, and dedicating time to relaxing. A very good reason to take up yoga.!!!!

SPRING FAIR:

​This year St. Joseph's Spring Fair takes place on Sunday 29th April at 1.30pm at the Baker's Rd campus. Due to HSE cuts the range of services that are provided, are now more than ever dependent on fundraisers off this kind. All kinds of activities for the children, the pony rides are very popular. Great Music on the day, cake sale, books galore and much more.

Your support is always very much appreciated.

​The Book, ' To Care ' telling the story of the Foundation - is now on sale in Charleville shops & St. Josephs', only €10.​

SKORTS & SHORTS:

Well done to Mairéad Liddy and the organising committee of the Granagh Ballingarry Camogie fashion show. A huge crowd attended and were highly entertained by the fabulous choice of fashions, the local models and

special guests.

BALLYHOURA:

International Walking Festival:

The festival held over the May Bank holiday weekend,provides an opportunity to explore some of Ballyhoura Country’s stunning countryside in the company of guides. The Festival features a packed programme of walks for all abilities, from the enthusiastic well-equipped walker, to the gentle ramblers who are out to enjoy pleasant guided walks in the company of local experts in the fields of heritage, archaeology, history, flora and fauna.

Celebrating 23 years, the Ballyhoura International Walking Festival is one of Ireland’s oldest walking festivals. This year the festival will have walks to suit all abilities and ages ranging from the experienced hiker (A Walks) to the regular ramblers (B walks), feature walks and community walks to suit families and individuals, for those looking for a more leisurely walk . Check out their website to book in - http://visitballyhoura.com/

They are delighted to announce, renowned writer and documentary-maker Manchán Magan, will open the festival. The festival launch event will take place in the Deebert Hotel Kilmallock on Friday the 4th May at 7.30pm. Tickets are free but book now to secure your seat. https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/ballyhoura-international-walkin…

TEAM LIMK CLEAN-UP :

As a follow-up to the TLC clean-up, one of our volunteers found a handbag thrown into the ditch. The bag was stolen in Glin and contained lots of personal items. She contacted the owner who had probably given up hope of recovery. The lady was only thrilled to get back some very treasured items.

On the other hand, commiserations to O'Gormans' on another robbery at their shop. Alot of damage done and stock stolen.

As always, if you see any suspicious activity, please report to the Gardaí - 1800-666-111. Newcastle West - 069-20650. Bruff - 061-382940.

WORLD PARKINSONS DAY:

Wednesday 11th April: #​UniteForParkinsons is a global Parkinson’s campaign​.

The campaign aims to raise awareness of Parkinson’s around the world and to grow an active global Parkinson’s community. ​ Parkinsons is a progressive neurological disorder, and is classified as a Movement Disorder, as it primarily affects movement. ​ ​

It is variable in its progression, i.e. some people progress more slowly than others, and the symptoms can be effectively controlled with medication for many years.

​If you would like to help the association you can purchase shopping bags, Christmas cards, childrens books, lapel pins or wedding favours. ​For further information - Helpline,​1800 359 359​. www.parkinsons.ie

​ Email​ - ​info@parkinsons.ie

F​ARM MARKET:

​S​lí Eile Farm, Burton Park, Churchtown, Mallow​, are delighted to announce Farm Market will re-open on S

aturday 14th April 10.00am - 1.00pm . ​ The​ir mission is to grow the Saturday Market into a local community market where local producers can join and display their produce. If ​anyone is​ interested in joining ​the​ Saturday Market ​, contact them by e-mail: info@slieile.ie.

ANNIVERSARY MASS:

Saturday 14th April, Hannie Murphy's first anniversary Mass will be celebrated. Last week, anniversary Masses for Ned Sheehan, Dan Brosnan and Timmy Scanlon were celebrated.

DIARY:

Wed 11thApr: Give Blood at Castletroy Park Hotel, 5pm - 7.30pm.

Thur 12th - 14th: Éigse Michael Hartnett, N.C. West.

Sun 15th : Newcastle West Car Boot Sale.

Tue 17th: Give Blood at South Court, 5pm - 8pm.

Sat 21st : Defibrillator Training, in Community Centre, €10pp.

Wed 25th: Give Blood at Rathkeale House Hotel, 5pm - 8pm.

Thur 26th - 28th: Limk Musical Soc present 'Jesus Christ Superstar' - Lime Tree.

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