ENROLMENT FOR RATHKEEVIN NATIONAL SCHOOL
Enrolment applications are now been taken for Rathkeevin National School, Clonmel . Please contact the secretary at (052)6121680 for an application form. Please forward same to school on or before Monday February 20, 2012.

BAPTISM
Congratulations to Peter and Sinead Stafford, Beechwood, whose child Niamh Joan was  baptised in Powerstown on Saturday last.

FIRST FRIDAY
Friday next is the first Friday of the month and is also the Feast of St. Blaise.
Mass and blessing of Throats in Lisronagh on Thursday night at 7.30pm.
Mass and blessing of Throats in Powerstown on Friday morning at 10.00am.
No mass on Friday evening.

EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
The Eucharistic Congress takes place from 11th to the 17th June. The day that is designated for the diocese of Waterford and Lismore is Thursday the 14th June. A bus from the parish will be organised. More details later.

PASTORAL COUNCIL
The parish pastoral council meeting will take place on Monday night next 6th February at 8.00pm.

RATHKEEVIN CARDS
Winners of the Progressive 25 held at Rathkeevin Hall on Thursday, 26 January,2012
Winners on 13 games; Jim McCarthy & Eileen Howley.
Sharing 2nd & 3rd on 10 games; Dick Delaney and John O’Connor: Michael O’Gorman and John Donovan
Table Prizes
On the 19 the game: Chris Noonan and John Costigan.
On the 20th game: Kathleen Hallinan and Nora Lee.
Progressive 25 again on Thursday February 2 at 8.30 pm (sharp)

MONROE CARDS
Winners at the game in Monroe on Tuesday January 24, 2012 are as follows:
39 players, 1st. on 10 games, divided Nora Lee and Frank Brown and Jim and Mary Garrett. Table prise Michael Prendergast and June Cooney. Game every Tuesday night at 8.30, all welcome.

MEDITATION OF ST TERESA
Meditation of St Teresa of Avila on Tuesday s from 6.15 to 7.10 for five weeks. The Meditations are inspired by the mystic St Teresa of Avila. The Meditations are healing and begin with a guided visualisation followed by a time of silence. Anyone interested can contact Carmel on 087 23 7 33 43.

MOYLE ROVERS GAA NOTES
www.moyle-rovers.tipperary.gaa.ie 

FIXTURES
Saturday 4th February U21 “A” Football South Championship Moyle Rovers V Cahir in Ballylooby at 2.30pm

COUNTY SCENE
Commiserations to Tipperary Footballers who were defeated by a stronger cork side on Sunday last in Clonmel. Peter Acheson started a wing forward, while Sean Carey came on as a substitute in the second half. Final Score Cork 0-13 Tipperary 0-6

TRAINING TIMES

• U6 are back training on Saturday morning from 10-11am.
• U8 Football Training on Tuesday night indoor from 7-8pm
• U8 Hurling Training on Friday nights indoor from 6.30to7.30pm
• U10 Training on Friday nights indoor from 7.30 to 8.30pm
• U12 Training on Monday night outdoor at 6-45pm
• U12 Training on Friday nights indoor from 8.30pm to 9.30pm
• U14 Training on Tuesday & Friday nights outdoor from 7-8pm
• U16 Training on Wednesday nights outdoors at 7-15pm
• U16 Training on Sunday morning outdoors at 11am

ANNUAL CLUB SOCIAL
Our Annual Social took place last Saturday in Monroe Sports centre for the first time. With medal presented to the South U21 Football Champions and the Ladies Football Intermediate champions. Everyone then danced the night away to “The Waheys”. A big thanks to all who made Saturday night an enjoyable night.

DID YOU KNOW…..
Did you know that during the course of the First Moyle Rovers meeting that two delegates were appointed to attend a meeting in Clonmel on the following Monday evening to enter and affiliate the first Moyle Rovers team. The two delegates were James Murphy and Tom Lonergan. The two delegates attended the meeting which took place in the St Peter & Pauls Temperance Hall on the quay where the present car park is situated. Chairman at the meeting was Tommy Ryan a North Tipperary Man who was at that time Secretary of Tipperary south siding county council with Tony O’Shea who work in the Nationalist office as secretary. The team was affiliated and entered . Hence the first Moyle Rovers team was affiliated to the G.A.A in May/June 1928. The Moyle Rovers colours at the time were black & white hoops and the first set of jerseys were bought for the club by the “Jangler Murphy”. These Jerseys were bought from DJ O’Meara of Davis road, a clothing contractor who was originally from Killusty. The Moyle Rovers played their first match in June 1928 in Magners field in Clonmel, now the home of Marks& Spencers and we were beaten by Nicholastown, Grange.

DRAW THE JOKER, WIN THE JACKPOT
The Draw took place on Sunday 22nd Jan, the Jackpot was not won, the winners on the night were, €50 Tony Keane, €20 Ann Morrissey, Martin Dunne & Tracey O'Neill

CAMOGIE
The Moyle Rovers Camogie club held its AGM last Thursday January 26th.
The following officers were elected to serve for 2011.Club Officers;President Claire Lonergan. Chairperson Olivia Shanahan,Vice Chairman Andrew Dowling, Secretary Karen Fitzgearld,Treasurer Antoinette Delahunty, PRO Paudie Everard, Registrar Sinead Hickey.Player welfare Marion Power. County Board Rep Andrew Dowling. Schools Liason Officers Mairead Kelly,Helen Breen.The 2011 camogie events were presented in booklet form which is a lovely record for the future .The chairperson Olivia thanked all those who helped with camogie during the year and appealed for help and support for the forthcoming season. The following team mangers were appointed.U/16.Olivia Shanahan, U/14 Andrew Dowling,Mairead Kelly. U/12 Michael McGarry. U10& U/8 Catriona McGrath,Aine O'Donnell,Helen Breen The club will have a bag pack in Dunnes on March 2nd and 3rd.