Bailieborough News 15th January 2015
Bailieborough News. January 15th 2015. Matthew J. Cullen.
FEELING THE POST CHRISTMAS FINANCIAL PINCH? GET YOUR FINANCES IN ORDER THIS NEW YEAR SAYS BAILIEBOROUGH CREDIT UNION.
Too much food and wine aren’t the only things causing post -Christmas hangovers in 2015. A recent survey published by the ILCU found that it takes over 8 weeks for consumers to financially recover from overspending at Christmas and certainly many families will be feeling the financial pinch in January 2015. Bailieborough Credit Union is advising its members and the public to use the start of the year wisely to get their family finances in order. Whether it’s a review of household budgets, paying off outstanding debt or putting a savings plan in place –Bailieborough Credit Union is best placed to help.
A recent survey showed that 51% of consumers expected to borrow money to get through the Christmas 2014 period, with 6% approaching moneylenders to cover these costs. Bailieborough Credit Union would like to remind people that they offer fair, competitive loan rates that are capped by law, which are significantly cheaper than loans from moneylenders. So if this year you are planning to buy a new car, carry out home improvements, take a holiday or are preparing for a special event, Bailieborough Credit Union can help make those plans become a reality.
Bailieborough Credit Union has been in operation for nearly 49 years and currently have in excess of 5,500 members. The importance of the local credit union cannot be underestimated and the continued availability of local, friendly and accessible financial services is of vital importance in local communities.
Bailieborough Credit Union does things differently and provides a safe place for your savings and small modest loans which are the very core of our business. The ethos remains the same today as when credit unions were established over 50 years ago. Despite enormous change, in addition to new and increased regulatory considerations, Bailieborough Credit Union remains a vital and accessible provider of essential financial services. As member needs grow, Bailieborough Credit Union is very much looking to the future, providing new, enhanced products and services – online banking, electronic payment services, direct debits, ATMs, foreign exchange, bill pay, student bursaries and specialised loan rates. It is worth checking out what your local credit union has on offer.
Mairead McGuirk of Bailieborough Credit Union said: The New Year doesn’t have to be fraught with unnecessary financial stress and debt. We are urging members and the public alike to look at their finances, highlight where their money is going, take those first steps towards effective budgeting and money management. If you are considering a loan, talk to us and see how Bailieborough Credit Union can help before turning to moneylenders. Our credit union prides itself on its innovative people focused approach to loans, savings, other financial services and continue to work for the mutual benefit and general welfare of our members. Our uniqueness lies in our difference to other financial institutions, this can be seen in the way we approach our services and how we are happy to deal face to face with our members”.
Evening Classes running in Bailieborough Business Centre 2015.
Are you On-Line? Do you want to learn some on-line skills? Sign up to learn Internet Banking, Shopping, and Selling. Learn how to Skype, Email, Use Social Media. Get the most out of your smartphone or tablet. Call BDA on 042-969-4716 for details on classes.
Pictured following presentation of fundraising cheque from Virginia Golf Club to Virginia cancer Care are Isobel Davidson Lady Captain Virginia Golf Club 2014, Margo Keating Virginia Cancer Care, John Gildea Chairman Virginia Cancer Care, Peadar Gill Captain Virginia Golf Club 2014
Bailieborough Walking Group: ‘Operation Transformation’ National Walk Day takes place on Saturday next, January 17th. A 3km walk will take place commencing at the Castle Lake Car Park, registration commences at 9.30am, Walk commences at 10am. All welcome.
Confirming our Children: The next preparation Mass for Confirmation candidates and their parents will take place on Saturday next, January 17th at 7.00pm, in St. Anne’s Church.
International Swan Census 2015: This event takes place on the weekend of 17th and 18th January. If you would like to take part or know of a site regularly used by the birds please lets us know! We would like to be able to record all sites in Co. Cavan and any information on whoopers in your area would be very welcome! Contact the Birdwatch Ireland office at iwebs@birdwatchireland for further information.
Charity Night: A ‘Charity Night’ will take place in Killinkere Leisure Centre on Saturday evening next, January 17th in aid of The Bailieborough Cancer Comfort Fund. Please support this worthy local cause. For further information please contact Breda at 049 8544747.
Education Opportunities: Cavan Education Training Board are offering free classes for adults in Bailieborough in Computers, Communications and Reading and Writing. For further information and eligibility please contact Regina/Kathryn – (049) 4361881 Ext 2.
Evening Classes: Evening Classes running in Bailieborough Business Centre 2015. Are you On-Line? Do you want to learn some on-line skills? Sign up to learn Internet Banking, Shopping, and Selling. Learn how to Skype, Email, Use Social Media. Get the most out of your smartphone or tablet. Call Elizabeth or Lee on 042-969-4716.
Bailieborough Arts and Cultural Centre – Spring 2015 classes. Ballet, Hip Hop, Speech & Drama and Guitar classes. For more information or to enrol your child please call Niamh on 0879982222 or 042 96 666 66.
Pilates
Pilates have resumed on Tuesdays in the Presbyterian Hall, Bailieborough. Beginners at 6.15pm and mixed ability at 7.30pm. Suitable for all fitness levels. Booking is essential. For more information please call 087 2601454.
Baptism Dates in St. Annes for January and February 2015
The following are the dates for Baptisms in Saint Anne’s Church: Sunday, January 18th at 12.30pm (Fr. Michael), Saturday, January 31st at 5.00pm (Deacon Damien), Sunday, February 1st at 12.30pm (Fr. Michael), Saturday, February 14th at 5.00pm (Deacon Damien), Sunday, February 15th at 12.30pm (Fr. Michael) and Saturday, February 28th at 5.00pm (Deacon Damien).
Bridge Results: Tuesday January 6th, 2015
First: Una Stafford and Vera Bell. Second: Patsy Corcoran and Sean Kelleher. Best Gross: Teresa O’Reilly and Joy Jameson. Third: Noreen Maguire and Betty Olwill. Seniors Bridge takes place every Tuesday evening in the Bailie Hotel at 8.00pm. New players are always most welcome.
Walk, Jog Or Run…. Exercising Is FUN! Every Monday and Wednesday evenings at 8pm join us at Bailieborough Community Centre! All welcome—no matter what your fitness levels are!.
Pilates
Pilates Classes resume at Cornakill, Mullagh for the New Year. Morning and Evening classes, all levels catered for. €60 for 6 weeks. Max 6 people per class. Please contact Julie 086 3283943, email Julie@cavanphysicaltherapy.com or see Facebook.com/JulieCarolanCavanPhysicalTherapy for more details.
Library
Citizens Information every Tuesday from 1.30pm-2.30pm.
‘Abair Leat’ Irish Conversational Group, Tuesdays from 1pm-2pm. Learning Irish for fun. Tea and coffee served. All welcome, free admission.
Parent, baby and toddler group every Wednesday from 11am-12.30pm. Lots of suitable toys, refreshments, all welcome, free admission.
Craft Group every Friday 10.30am-12.30pm. Sharing of crafts and ideas. Tea and coffee, all welcome. Free admission.
Junior Book Club for all children aged 10-12 years on the last Friday of every month from 4pm-5pm.
Adult Book Club last Thursday of every month from 6pm-7pm. All new members welcome. Tea and coffee served. Free admission. Phone Library at 042 9665779 for details on all of the above.
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East Cavan Gaels
Club News: U12/14/16/18; The lads began the season with a light indoor session on Friday last. They will work away indoors until the weather improves.
U8/10; The Kingscourt group returned to training last week while the Bailieborough group will return indoors in early February. The first of the indoor blitzes for 2015 are coming soon.
NFL Div 2. Prediction Competition, €200 in prizes;
Entry forms are available from all players, coaches and committee members. €5 per entry. Just select a different winning team for each round for your chance to win. Again we rely, almost exclusively, on the generosity of our local communities to fund the development of hurling in the region.
New players; We are always on the lookout for new players. With teams from Under 6 to Under 18 now catered for there is a place for you in our club. Our experienced team of coaches are there to help you develop. No previous hurling experience required. Contact any of our coaches at any of our training sessions. Coaches/mentors also required for our junior sides.
Training times and venues; Under 12- Under 18;
Subject to change. Contact Kathryn 087 244 1371 for more details.
Under 8/10; Every Tuesday in Kingscourt Community Centre 5.30-6.45. €2 each and please bring bottle of water.
Bailieborough returns Friday 6th February. Those who wish to continue hurling are welcome to train with the Kingscourt group on Tuesdays.
New Grants available 2015
If you are receiving Fuel Allowance, Job Seekers Allowance with children under 7 or Family Income Support you may be entitled to a complete wall and attic insulation package and heating upgrades FREE OF CHARGE. Ring 0872500436 for more information and advice. Personal details will be kept strictly confidential.
Volunteers Wanted to help Advocacy Service for Older People
Are you someone who can stand out from the crowd? Sage Support and Advocacy Service for Older People needs volunteers to help speak up for older people across all care settings. Sage will provide FETAC training and support. For more information call 086 183 1428 or e-mail: michelle.rooney@sage.thirdageireland.ie or see www.sage.thirdageireland.ie
Leisure Centre
€30 for 30 days membership pool or gym membership still available.
Check us out on www.bailieboroughleisurecentre.com or find us on facebook for regular updates.
Citizens Information Service
Co. Cavan Citizens Information Service is in the Library, Bailieborough every Tuesday from 1.30 – 2.30pm. Information on Social Welfare, Employment, Tax, Health etc… A Free and Confidential Service. Tel. 0761 07 5200.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Local meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous are held in: The Health Centre, Kells Road on Wednesdays at 8.30pm.
Bailieborough Cancer Comfort Ltd
The Bailieborough Cancer Comfort Ltd Committee is available to help cancer patients or their families. Free Taxi service available. For further information contact: Michael Cullen 087 154 2447, Edel Fox 086 1004030 or Geraldine Gormley 087 7949448.
The Samaritans: The Samaritans have recently announced a new Freephone number: 116 123 for people who are struggling to cope. The line is open and free 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year.
If any readers have items of interest to be included in the Bailieborough News, (Obituaries, News Items, Sports, etc…), please e-mail: mattie42@eircom.net or call 042 9666200.
