Thursday, December 8, 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
The 10th Publication of the Ballybrown Journal
The 10th Publication of the Ballybrown Journal
The lauch of the 10th publication of the Ballybrown journal took place at the Ballybrown GAA club house on Tuesday 7th December. The venue was packed to capacity and the event was graced by Michael O'Muircheartaigh of RTE fame over the past 6 decades. Michael signed many of the journals and spoke and met with local gaels and former Limerick gaels.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Ballybrown Parish Journal launch @ Ballybrown club house on Friday 27th November
Section of crowd at launch of Ballybrown Journal
Pat Gallagher President PTAA ,Fr. Muiris O'Connor Who launched the Ballybrown Journal ,Tom Donovan editor, and Willie Ryan secretary.
Fr.Muiris O'Connor who launched the journal with Mons. Michael Lane and Fr.Pat Hogan.
At the launch Gerry O' Dwyer, Sean O'Dwyer,Anthony McGann, Nessan O'Donoghue and Christy Creed.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Clarina Notes 3rd June 2009
BOOK SWAP
Don't miss this opportunity to pass on your old books and find some new ones. You will also be supporting Limerick Show. Just bring up to ten boooks, pay ten euro and swap for ten different books. Enjoy a chat with friends while having a cup of tea of coffee and light refreshments. Prize draw on entry tickets. At the Ferry Bridge Tavern on Thursday, May 28, at 8pm.
EXAM MASS
All students preparing for their exams are invited to the 11am mass on Sunday, May 31. at St. Josephs Church Ballybrown where all exam students will be remembered in special prayers.
COMMUNITY GAMES U12 FOOTBALL
Well done to our U12 Girls football team who beat Ardagh/Carraigkerry in their first outing.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 TAG RUGBY
Congratulations to our U14 Tag Rugby team who Returned home with silver after being defeated by Regional in the final.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 CAMOGIE
Gold medals went to our U14 Camogie team after a magnificant perormance in the county final against Cappamore. They will represent Limerick next in the Munster finals. Well done girls, great teamwork well coached by Mike Roberts
COMMUNITY GAMES NATIONAL FINALS
Fiona Browne received gold in the national finals in Athlone when the U14 girls Relay came first in the competition.
Don't miss this opportunity to pass on your old books and find some new ones. You will also be supporting Limerick Show. Just bring up to ten boooks, pay ten euro and swap for ten different books. Enjoy a chat with friends while having a cup of tea of coffee and light refreshments. Prize draw on entry tickets. At the Ferry Bridge Tavern on Thursday, May 28, at 8pm.
EXAM MASS
All students preparing for their exams are invited to the 11am mass on Sunday, May 31. at St. Josephs Church Ballybrown where all exam students will be remembered in special prayers.
COMMUNITY GAMES U12 FOOTBALL
Well done to our U12 Girls football team who beat Ardagh/Carraigkerry in their first outing.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 TAG RUGBY
Congratulations to our U14 Tag Rugby team who Returned home with silver after being defeated by Regional in the final.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 CAMOGIE
Gold medals went to our U14 Camogie team after a magnificant perormance in the county final against Cappamore. They will represent Limerick next in the Munster finals. Well done girls, great teamwork well coached by Mike Roberts
COMMUNITY GAMES NATIONAL FINALS
Fiona Browne received gold in the national finals in Athlone when the U14 girls Relay came first in the competition.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Clarina Notes
COMMUNITY GAMES SPORTS DAY
Ballybrown/Community Games would like to thank all those who turned up to our annual sports day Last Sunday despite the disappointing weather conditions.
COMMUNITY GAMES U10 GIRLS FOOTBALL
Congratulations to our U10 Football team who won their first game against Ardagh/Carrigkerry.
COMMUNITY GAMES U11 TAG RUGBY
Well Done to our gallant U11 Tag Rugby Team who were defeated in Croom by strong opposition. As a young team we hope you will represent us in the future again.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 CAMOGIE
Best of luck to our U14 Camogie team who will be playing in the county final on Sunday in Ballybrown GAA Field beginning at 7pm.
COMMUNITY GAMES NATIONAL FINALS
Best of luck to Fiona Browne who will represent Ballybrown/Clarina and Limerick in the cross country at the National finals in Athlone this weekend
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
The First Holy Communion at St.Josephs Church on Saturday last was a beautiful and prayerful service conducted by Fr M O'Connor PP. The work in preparation by the teachers, parents and the boys and girls receiving the sacrament all came to fruition on the day. The voices of the school choir blended to bring this lovely morning together and made for a day to remember for all present.
BOOK SWAP
An interesting evening for book lovers will take place at The Ferry Bridge Bar on Thursday, May 28 at 8.30pm.
Bring 10 books and take home 10 books. Entertainment will be provided and for b10 this should make for a very enjoyable evening run by the Limerick Show Committee.
Ballybrown/Community Games would like to thank all those who turned up to our annual sports day Last Sunday despite the disappointing weather conditions.
COMMUNITY GAMES U10 GIRLS FOOTBALL
Congratulations to our U10 Football team who won their first game against Ardagh/Carrigkerry.
COMMUNITY GAMES U11 TAG RUGBY
Well Done to our gallant U11 Tag Rugby Team who were defeated in Croom by strong opposition. As a young team we hope you will represent us in the future again.
COMMUNITY GAMES U14 CAMOGIE
Best of luck to our U14 Camogie team who will be playing in the county final on Sunday in Ballybrown GAA Field beginning at 7pm.
COMMUNITY GAMES NATIONAL FINALS
Best of luck to Fiona Browne who will represent Ballybrown/Clarina and Limerick in the cross country at the National finals in Athlone this weekend
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
The First Holy Communion at St.Josephs Church on Saturday last was a beautiful and prayerful service conducted by Fr M O'Connor PP. The work in preparation by the teachers, parents and the boys and girls receiving the sacrament all came to fruition on the day. The voices of the school choir blended to bring this lovely morning together and made for a day to remember for all present.
BOOK SWAP
An interesting evening for book lovers will take place at The Ferry Bridge Bar on Thursday, May 28 at 8.30pm.
Bring 10 books and take home 10 books. Entertainment will be provided and for b10 this should make for a very enjoyable evening run by the Limerick Show Committee.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Local Election Candidate Patrick Fitzgerald highlights bad road conditions and water supply
County Limerick roads in third world conditions and poor water supply
Following my election campaign through the highways and byways of County Limerick roads on the Shannon Estuary route and the Maigueside route taking in Ballymacastle/Tervue and Newtown the residents of Clarina have almost 10 years of waiting for the road surfaces of these very much used roads to be repaired. In the 1999 local election in my campaign people had great hopes of these roads to be repaired by Limerick county council. The roads to Newtown, which has a high population, have been completely neglected. In the 2004 local election the same unsightly roads were experienced on the election campaign trial. Now in 2009 these roads have not been repaired and have completely deteriorated. This has gotten so bad that vehicles are having great difficulty in navigating the way to the residents homes. What amazes me is that we have now gone into the third local election and nothing has been done over the past 10 years to alleviate the hardship that is being experienced by residents because of these roads. There is also a serious water supply problem to the community of Newtown and this has also been overlooked over 3 election periods. The Minister for local government should be called upon to help with the problems in this area with the roads and the water supply.
Following my election campaign through the highways and byways of County Limerick roads on the Shannon Estuary route and the Maigueside route taking in Ballymacastle/Tervue and Newtown the residents of Clarina have almost 10 years of waiting for the road surfaces of these very much used roads to be repaired. In the 1999 local election in my campaign people had great hopes of these roads to be repaired by Limerick county council. The roads to Newtown, which has a high population, have been completely neglected. In the 2004 local election the same unsightly roads were experienced on the election campaign trial. Now in 2009 these roads have not been repaired and have completely deteriorated. This has gotten so bad that vehicles are having great difficulty in navigating the way to the residents homes. What amazes me is that we have now gone into the third local election and nothing has been done over the past 10 years to alleviate the hardship that is being experienced by residents because of these roads. There is also a serious water supply problem to the community of Newtown and this has also been overlooked over 3 election periods. The Minister for local government should be called upon to help with the problems in this area with the roads and the water supply.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Clarina News 14th May 2009
CAR BOOT SALE AND INDOOR MARKET
The monthly car boot sale and indoor market in aid of local community radio WL102fm will be held at the Community Centre (beside NCW GAA
field) on Sunday, May 17 from 9am to 3pm. Further details from 087 6866450.
BALLYBROWN/CLARINA COMMUNITY GAMES SPORTS DAY
Our annual sports day will be held on Sunday, May 17 in the Ballybrown Community Field, check-in 2.30pm. with the events beginning at 3pm. Events will include: Sprints, High jump, Hurdles, Long Puck, Ball throw and novelty races. Age groups of events range from U5's to U16's. All are welcome. Admission €2 per competitor or €5 for a family. Winners to qualify to represent Ballybrown/Clarina in the County finals of the Athletics in June.
Ballybrown/Clarina Community Games Tag Rugby Congratulations to our U14 Tag Rugby team who qualified for the next round of the competition after beating teams from Regional and Croom in tough compeditive games.
Ballybrown/Clarina Community Games Camogie Well Done to our U12 Camogie team who won their first match against Cappamore on Thursday last in a fine sporting game.
The monthly car boot sale and indoor market in aid of local community radio WL102fm will be held at the Community Centre (beside NCW GAA
field) on Sunday, May 17 from 9am to 3pm. Further details from 087 6866450.
BALLYBROWN/CLARINA COMMUNITY GAMES SPORTS DAY
Our annual sports day will be held on Sunday, May 17 in the Ballybrown Community Field, check-in 2.30pm. with the events beginning at 3pm. Events will include: Sprints, High jump, Hurdles, Long Puck, Ball throw and novelty races. Age groups of events range from U5's to U16's. All are welcome. Admission €2 per competitor or €5 for a family. Winners to qualify to represent Ballybrown/Clarina in the County finals of the Athletics in June.
Ballybrown/Clarina Community Games Tag Rugby Congratulations to our U14 Tag Rugby team who qualified for the next round of the competition after beating teams from Regional and Croom in tough compeditive games.
Ballybrown/Clarina Community Games Camogie Well Done to our U12 Camogie team who won their first match against Cappamore on Thursday last in a fine sporting game.
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