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Bailieborough News. May 10th 2021 . Matthew J. Cullen.
/in News /by Liz FlemingSt. Annes: Returning to Mass: This week public Masses resume throughout the country and in our Parish. It is good news and many will be glad to get back and be able to pray together as a community and receive the sacrements.
There are restrictions to be considered. St. Anne’s in Bailieborough is a large Church and under the restrictions, it will be able to accommodate up to 100 family units at the weekend. It is not intended to put a booking system in place because the management system worked well last Autumn/Winter, when the Church was last open.
Killann Church will remain closed because the long-awaited internal revamp of the Church is about to begin and will take a month or so to complete. To facilitate Parishioners in the Killann and Shercock area, from Saturday 15th May, a Vigil Mass will be celebrated in St. Patrick’s, Shercock at 8.30pm. A second Mass will be celebrated in Shercock on Sundays at 10.00am in addition to the 11.30am Mass. The extra Sunday Mass is a temporary measure and will be reviewed after a month. It is being introduced because St. Patrick’s is a smaller Church and Mass attendance is restricted to 50 people. The extra Mass is to facilitate the safe attendance of as many as possible. There is no need to book a place. If the Church reaches capacity, people may listen to Mass in their cars on the radio system and receive Holy Communion outside.
The Bishop has reminded us, that the Sunday Mass obligation is still suspended. People who are nervous about returning to weekend Mass, might like to consider attending, a quieter weekday Mass as an alternative.
People are asked to co-operate with the ushers in each Church. People are also asked to respect the social distancing and to only sit in the seat assigned to you. You are asked to wear a mask and to sanitise on entering and exiting the building at the sanitising points. If you are feeling unwell, please stay at home.
It is good to be back. We especially encourage our young families to get back into the habit of coming to Mass. It will do us a power of good to be together and to worship God together as a community of Faith. Welcome back!!
Funerals: Fifty mourners permitted at a Funeral. Related events, either before or after, should not take place.
Weddings: Fifty guests permitted at a wedding. For celebrations/receptions, a maximum of six people for indoor gatherings and fifteen people for outdoor gatherings. The number allowed attend a wedding reception indoors, rises to 25 from June 7th. (This means that while 50 guests may attend a Wedding Mass, a much smaller number may only attend the reception).
For the first month that Masses return, parishioners ought to consider attending one of the daily Masses, rather than a weekend Mass—to help ease the pressure.
More information on how the Parish will manage these arrangements, will be announced next weekend.
The Bishop has granted permission for the resumption of Baptisms, with a limited attendance confined to parents and godparents.
Mass can be heard on the radio at 107.8FM in the Bailieborough area and 92FM in Shercock.
All Masses and Parish Funerals can be viewed on the Parish webcam or can be heard by tuning in the radio to 107.8 F.M.
The Parish Office will be open on Mondays and Fridays from 10am to 4.00pm. Please feel free to contact Fr. Ultan for assistance on 087 341 8037 or 042 96 65117.
Bailieborough Tidy Towns: We need more helpers. If you have a spare hour would you volunteer to help out .You can join us whenever it suits you. Contact any Tidy Towns member for more details.
Deepest Sympathy: Deepest Sympathy is extended to family Maria, Aidan, Damien, Seamus and Catriona (Kate), sisters Clare, Rita and Bridie, grandchildren Owen, Ciaran, Sean, Colin, Mark, Julia, James, Catherine, Georgia, great-grandchildren Charlie and Layla, sons in law Peter and Shane, daughters in law Lena, Caroline and Julie, nieces, nephews, relatives and many, many friends on the death of Eileen O’Reilly, Iona House, Shercock Road, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, who passed away peacefully, at Cavan General Hospital on Monday, May 3rd 2021, surrounded by her loving family. Eileen was predeceased by her husband Owen and son Phelim.
Eileen’s Funeral Mass took place in St. Anne’s Church on Wednesday, May 5th and afterwards, her remains were laid to rest in St. Anne’s Cemetery.
Bailieborough Group of Parishes: The good news this week is that we can finally return to worship in our church buildings! So this Sunday 16th May there will be services at 9:30am in Mullagh and Shercock, 10:45am in Bailieborough, and 12 noon in Knockbride. Our online service will continue in a simpler form until 30th May on Facebook and Youtube. Face masks, hand sanitizing, and social distancing will still be required on Sunday mornings. Looking forward to seeing you at church again!
Girls Soccer Training: Bailieborough Celtic Girls Soccer Training for Under 11’s and 13’s continues on Monday evenings at 6.30pm in The Vale Grounds, Bailieborough. All Girls welcome. Any Queries, text/phone Grainne on 086-8156532.
Also, Senior men’s training is back on Tuesdays at 7.30. Any queries text Paddy on 0858256357.
May—Month of the Rosary: The Rosary will be recited at the Grotto on the Virginia Road for the month of May, at 7.30pm except for Saturdays. All are welcome to come along and join in. Two metre distancing and wearing of face masks will be strictly observed.
Regretted Death: Deepest Sympathy is extended to sister Rose and brothers Michael and P.V., sisters-in-law Teresa and Kitty, nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours and friends on the death of Eugene Clarke late of Caventymahon, Tunnyduff, Bailieborough, Co.Cavan, who passed away peacefully at Cavan General Hospital on Monday, May 3rd ,2021, surrounded by his loving family. Eugene was predeceased by his parents Peter and Mary, sisters Bridie and Kathleen and brother Tommy.
Eugene’s Funeral Mass took place in St. Brigid’s Church, Knockbride West, on Wednesday, May 5th 2021, followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.
Bailieborough Shamrocks: Boot Plan: Is your house like many others with old football boots taking up space ?! With most shops closed, now is the ideal time for community spirit to kick in while clearing out space at the same time ! If you want to get rid of those boots that are too small and won’t be used again in your house, why not bring them down to the club, Mark Gilsenan will put them in a cage here and if any child/children need a pair of boots they’re welcome to take a pair that fits ! This is a great initiative, especially since children’s feet grow so rapidly !! Contact Mark on 087 4158919 for further details.
Bailieborough Library:
Opening Hours Updated:
Tuesday: 1.00pm – 4.30pm and 5.30pm – 8.30pm.
Wednesday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Thursday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Friday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Saturday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
The online Library is available, anytime, anywhere! Throughout the coming weeks, you can access free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, online courses and international newspapers! Our delivery service to members of our community who are vulnerable/cocooning will continue for the foreseeable future.
Did you know there are hundreds of online courses available FREE to library members?
Learning something new can really help with looking after our mental wellbeing. There’s lots of courses to choose from – from bread baking to interior design!
Join the library and find lots of resources to #KeepWell at www.librariesireland.ie
Helping our Homeless:We are moving our Bailieborough collection point from outside the Bailie to outside SuperValu on the Main Street but still at the same time.
We collect crisps, bars, fresh fruit, pot noodles, cup of soups, sanitary products, boxers, socks, underwear and much more!
Your support means everything to us and our homeless! Our Bailieborough collection point is now outside of SuperValu at 12-1pm every Saturday!
Bailieborough Red Cross: We continue to be available to assist any one still staying at home. If you have GP or Hospital appointments or require medication delivery’s .
Please contact us on 086 8968928 or email @ adu.cavan@irishredcross.com or cavan.communitysupport@irishredcross.com
Cavan Community Call: The Cavan Community Call Helpline remains available for those who are vulnerable or isolated and may need help with essentials such as food, medicine, transport etc. Lines open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. Please call 1800 300 404 (freephone).
East Cavan Gaels: East Cavan Gaels GAA Club
Senior; Training on Mondays from 8—9pm. New players most welcome!
Under 7/9; Training 6-7pm Monday on the astro at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA. Please note the earlier start time.
U11; Again great to see the lads back and mad for action! Training 7-8pm Monday on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
U13/15/17; 7-8pm on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
Club contacts; U7/9/11; Willie Gaughan 086 164 9280 and U13/15/17/Senior; Kathryn O’ Flynn 087 244 1371.
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: Edel Fox 086 1004030.
Positive Age–‘Good Morning Cavan’ Service: Good Morning Cavan is a free phone call service, which aims to provide security and friendship to older people living in County Cavan. Our team of friendly callers are on hand to chat to members of the community, who may be socially isolated or lonely. To avail of this service, to refer someone you know or to find out more information about this service, please contact, Positive Age Cavan at 049 438 0725 or 087 775 9584. You can also email posage88@gmail.com
Alone: Coronavirus Helpline for Older People—0818 222 024. If you have concerns or queries about Covid-19 call ALONE’S dedicated support line everyday from 8.00am to 8.00pm. To volunteer your help visit: www.alone.ie
Bailieborough News. May 3rd 2021 . Matthew J. Cullen.
/in News /by Liz FlemingHappy Retirement Pat: Bailieborough Development Association want to wish Pat Murtagh, General Services Supervisor, Cavan County Council, a well deserved long and Happy retirement. Pat has been working from the Business Centre since renovations at Bailieborough Courthouse began in 2017.
Pat joined Cavan County Council in 1983 as a Craftworker in the Area Office in Bailieborough. He was promoted to a General Services Supervisor in 2005 following the retirement of his predecessor John Coyle. He continued to work in the Area Office in Bailieborough until the establishment of the Cootehill/Bailieborough Municipal District in 2015. He has attended at the Courthouse in Cootehill and The Business Centre.
A real family man, married to Marguerite with two wonderful sons, he has also managed to successfully run the family farm in his spare time, even finding time in his lunch hour to keep up with activities in the Marts online. A great fan of the Weather and Football he rarely misses a trip to Breffni Park. A man of many talents his Irish Dancing classes should prove worthwhile as Pat looks forward to enjoying the freedom to travel again with his beloved Marguerite and many friends.
Very Best Wishes Pat, it has been our pleasure to get to know you. Don’t be a stranger.
Staff, Tenants and Board Members of Bailieborough Development Association.
St. Annes: Returning to Mass: The Government on Thursday last, announced a plan for the relaxation of restrictions in the coming weeks. The following is a summary of the relaxationsof restrictions relevant to Church activities: From Monday next, May 11th: Public Mass returns. It is advised that other religious ceremonies, such as Communions and Confirmations, should not take place at this time.
Funerals: Fifty mourners permitted at a Funeral. Related events, either before or after, should not take place.
Weddings: Fifty guests permitted at a wedding. For celebrations/receptions, a maximum of six people for indoor gatherings and fifteen people for outdoor gatherings. The number allowed attend a wedding reception indoors, rises to 25 from June 7th. (This means that while 50 guests may attend a Wedding Mass, a much smaller number may only attend the reception).
For the first month that Masses return, parishioners ought to consider attending one of the daily Masses, rather than a weekend Mass—to help ease the pressure.
More information on how the Parish will manage these arrangements, will be announced next weekend.
The Bishop has granted permission for the resumption of Baptisms, with a limited attendance confined to parents and godparents.
Mass can be heard on the radio at 107.8FM in the Bailieborough area and 92FM in Shercock.
All Masses and Parish Funerals can be viewed on the Parish webcam or can be heard by tuning in the radio to 107.8 F.M.
The Parish Office will be open on Fridays from 10am to 4.00pm. Please feel free to contact Fr. Ultan for assistance on 087 341 8037 or 042 96 65117.
Bailieborough Tidy Towns: We need more helpers. If you have a spare hour would you volunteer to help out .You can join us whenever it suits you. Contact any Tidy Towns member for more details.
Deepest Sympathy: Deepest Sympathy is extended to wife Mary, children: Vincent, Veronica, Anthony, Aidan and Martin on the death of John Anthony Clarke, late of Lakeland, Tunnyduff, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, who passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 25th , 2021. John Anthony will be sadly missed by his loving family, daughters-in-law Patrice, Geraldine, Annette and Rosie and son-in-law Aodhagan, his adored grandchildren Rachel, Conor, AnnaMay, Hugh, Darren, Kieran, Chloe, Aoife and Darragh, sisters MaryRose, Philomena, Kathleen, Pauline and Margaret, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, neighbours and many friends. John Anthony was pre-deceased by his parents John and Kathleen and brothers Eugene and Paddy.
John Anthony’s Funeral Mass took place in St. Brigid’s Church, Knockbride West on Wednesday, April 28th and following which, his remains were laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
Trocaire: Please return your Trocaire contributions to the parish office as soon as possible. This year, the focus is on helping refugees in South Sudan.
Bailieborough Group of Parishes: The ‘Word at Noon’ from Monday-Friday each week. We hope these daily readings and reflections will be of some help in this tough time.
Services: Due to level 5 restrictions we cannot meet in our Church buildings yet but this will be changing soon, so our service this week will be on Facebook (or on YouTube under ‘bailieborough group of parishes’) from 10:30am this Sunday— May 9th .
Girls Soccer Training: Bailieborough Celtic Girls Soccer Training for Under 11’s and 13’s resumes on Monday 10th May, at 6.30pm in The Vale Grounds, Bailieborough. All Girls welcome. Any Queries, text/phone Grainne on 086-8156532.
May—Month of the Rosary: The Rosary will be recited at the Grotto on the Virginia Road for the month of May, at 7.30pm except for Saturdays. All are welcome to come along and join in. Two metre distancing and wearing of face masks will be strictly observed.
Bailieborough Library: Reopening Tuesday 11th May 2021
Opening Hours Updated:
Tuesday: 1.00pm – 4.30pm and 5.30pm – 8.30pm.
Wednesday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Thursday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Friday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Saturday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
The online Library is available, anytime, anywhere! Throughout the coming weeks, you can access free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, online courses and international newspapers! Our delivery service to members of our community who are vulnerable/cocooning will continue for the foreseeable future.
Did you know there are hundreds of online courses available FREE to library members?
Learning something new can really help with looking after our mental wellbeing. There’s lots of courses to choose from – from bread baking to interior design!
Join the library and find lots of resources to #KeepWell at www.librariesireland.ie
Moybologue Historical Society: After spending the autumn and winter under wraps, the covers are off at Moybologue for Spring 2021 and we are delighted with the finished historic stonework conservation project funded by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.
National Monuments Service – Archaeology.
Rocks Road Stone Co.
These ruins have stood here as a marker of our ancestors and heritage for hundreds of years, on a site that’s been inhabited for well over a thousand years, and thanks to the support of the #CMF2020, they’re preserved for future generations to visit and enjoy.
Bailieborough Red Cross: We continue to be available to assist any one still staying at home. If you have GP or Hospital appointments or require medication delivery’s .
Please contact us on 086 8968928 or email @ adu.cavan@irishredcross.com or cavan.communitysupport@irishredcross.com
Cavan Community Call: The Cavan Community Call Helpline remains available for those who are vulnerable or isolated and may need help with essentials such as food, medicine, transport etc. Lines open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. Please call 1800 300 404 (freephone).
East Cavan Gaels: East Cavan Gaels GAA Club – Hurling News 3rd May 2021.
Welcome back!!
We are delighted to begin the process of resuming hurling activity after such a long and unwanted hiatus. Last Monday was very enjoyable as our younger players got back out at last. Long may it continue!
Please continue to follow all of the Government and HSE guidelines until we are fully sure this virus has been beaten.
Senior; All being well we should return to training next Monday 10th May at 8pm. Venue tbc.
Under 7/9; A great return last week. More again this week. Training 6-7pm Monday on the astro at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA. Please note the earlier start time.
U11; Again great to see the lads back and mad for action! Training 7-8pm Monday on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
U13/15/17; 7-8pm on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
Club contacts; U7/9/11; Willie Gaughan 086 164 9280 and U13/15/17/Senior; Kathryn O’ Flynn 087 244 1371.
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: Edel Fox 086 1004030.
Positive Age–‘Good Morning Cavan’ Service: Good Morning Cavan is a free phone call service, which aims to provide security and friendship to older people living in County Cavan. Our team of friendly callers are on hand to chat to members of the community, who may be socially isolated or lonely. To avail of this service, to refer someone you know or to find out more information about this service, please contact, Positive Age Cavan at 049 438 0725 or 087 775 9584. You can also email posage88@gmail.com
Alone: Coronavirus Helpline for Older People—0818 222 024. If you have concerns or queries about Covid-19 call ALONE’S dedicated support line everyday from 8.00am to 8.00pm. To volunteer your help visit: www.alone.ie
Happy Retirement Pat: Bailieborough Development Association want to wish Pat Murtagh, General Services Supervisor, Cavan County Council, a well deserved long and Happy retirement. Pat has been working from the Business Centre since renovations at Bailieborough Courthouse began in 2017.
Pat joined Cavan County Council in 1983 as a Craftworker in the Area Office in Bailieborough. He was promoted to a General Services Supervisor in 2005 following the retirement of his predecessor John Coyle. He continued to work in the Area Office in Bailieborough until the establishment of the Cootehill/Bailieborough Municipal District in 2015. He has attended at the Courthouse in Cootehill and The Business Centre.
A real family man, married to Marguerite with two wonderful sons, he has also managed to successfully run the family farm in his spare time, even finding time in his lunch hour to keep up with activities in the Marts online. A great fan of the Weather and Football he rarely misses a trip to Breffni Park. A man of many talents his Irish Dancing classes should prove worthwhile as Pat looks forward to enjoying the freedom to travel again with his beloved Marguerite and many friends.
Very Best Wishes Pat, it has been our pleasure to get to know you. Don’t be a stranger.
Staff, Tenants and Board Members of Bailieborough Development Association.
St. Annes: Returning to Mass: The Government on Thursday last, announced a plan for the relaxation of restrictions in the coming weeks. The following is a summary of the relaxationsof restrictions relevant to Church activities: From Monday next, May 11th: Public Mass returns. It is advised that other religious ceremonies, such as Communions and Confirmations, should not take place at this time.
Funerals: Fifty mourners permitted at a Funeral. Related events, either before or after, should not take place.
Weddings: Fifty guests permitted at a wedding. For celebrations/receptions, a maximum of six people for indoor gatherings and fifteen people for outdoor gatherings. The number allowed attend a wedding reception indoors, rises to 25 from June 7th. (This means that while 50 guests may attend a Wedding Mass, a much smaller number may only attend the reception).
For the first month that Masses return, parishioners ought to consider attending one of the daily Masses, rather than a weekend Mass—to help ease the pressure.
More information on how the Parish will manage these arrangements, will be announced next weekend.
The Bishop has granted permission for the resumption of Baptisms, with a limited attendance confined to parents and godparents.
Mass can be heard on the radio at 107.8FM in the Bailieborough area and 92FM in Shercock.
All Masses and Parish Funerals can be viewed on the Parish webcam or can be heard by tuning in the radio to 107.8 F.M.
The Parish Office will be open on Fridays from 10am to 4.00pm. Please feel free to contact Fr. Ultan for assistance on 087 341 8037 or 042 96 65117.
Bailieborough Tidy Towns: We need more helpers. If you have a spare hour would you volunteer to help out .You can join us whenever it suits you. Contact any Tidy Towns member for more details.
Deepest Sympathy: Deepest Sympathy is extended to wife Mary, children: Vincent, Veronica, Anthony, Aidan and Martin on the death of John Anthony Clarke, late of Lakeland, Tunnyduff, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, who passed away suddenly on Sunday, April 25th , 2021. John Anthony will be sadly missed by his loving family, daughters-in-law Patrice, Geraldine, Annette and Rosie and son-in-law Aodhagan, his adored grandchildren Rachel, Conor, AnnaMay, Hugh, Darren, Kieran, Chloe, Aoife and Darragh, sisters MaryRose, Philomena, Kathleen, Pauline and Margaret, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, neighbours and many friends. John Anthony was pre-deceased by his parents John and Kathleen and brothers Eugene and Paddy.
John Anthony’s Funeral Mass took place in St. Brigid’s Church, Knockbride West on Wednesday, April 28th and following which, his remains were laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
Trocaire: Please return your Trocaire contributions to the parish office as soon as possible. This year, the focus is on helping refugees in South Sudan.
Bailieborough Group of Parishes: The ‘Word at Noon’ from Monday-Friday each week. We hope these daily readings and reflections will be of some help in this tough time.
Services: Due to level 5 restrictions we cannot meet in our Church buildings yet but this will be changing soon, so our service this week will be on Facebook (or on YouTube under ‘bailieborough group of parishes’) from 10:30am this Sunday— May 9th .
Girls Soccer Training: Bailieborough Celtic Girls Soccer Training for Under 11’s and 13’s resumes on Monday 10th May, at 6.30pm in The Vale Grounds, Bailieborough. All Girls welcome. Any Queries, text/phone Grainne on 086-8156532.
May—Month of the Rosary: The Rosary will be recited at the Grotto on the Virginia Road for the month of May, at 7.30pm except for Saturdays. All are welcome to come along and join in. Two metre distancing and wearing of face masks will be strictly observed.
Bailieborough Library: Reopening Tuesday 11th May 2021
Opening Hours Updated:
Tuesday: 1.00pm – 4.30pm and 5.30pm – 8.30pm.
Wednesday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Thursday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Friday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
Saturday: 10.00am – 1.15pm and 2.15pm – 5.15pm.
The online Library is available, anytime, anywhere! Throughout the coming weeks, you can access free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, online courses and international newspapers! Our delivery service to members of our community who are vulnerable/cocooning will continue for the foreseeable future.
Did you know there are hundreds of online courses available FREE to library members?
Learning something new can really help with looking after our mental wellbeing. There’s lots of courses to choose from – from bread baking to interior design!
Join the library and find lots of resources to #KeepWell at www.librariesireland.ie
Moybologue Historical Society: After spending the autumn and winter under wraps, the covers are off at Moybologue for Spring 2021 and we are delighted with the finished historic stonework conservation project funded by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.
National Monuments Service – Archaeology.
Rocks Road Stone Co.
These ruins have stood here as a marker of our ancestors and heritage for hundreds of years, on a site that’s been inhabited for well over a thousand years, and thanks to the support of the #CMF2020, they’re preserved for future generations to visit and enjoy.
Bailieborough Red Cross: We continue to be available to assist any one still staying at home. If you have GP or Hospital appointments or require medication delivery’s .
Please contact us on 086 8968928 or email @ adu.cavan@irishredcross.com or cavan.communitysupport@irishredcross.com
Cavan Community Call: The Cavan Community Call Helpline remains available for those who are vulnerable or isolated and may need help with essentials such as food, medicine, transport etc. Lines open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. Please call 1800 300 404 (freephone).
East Cavan Gaels: East Cavan Gaels GAA Club – Hurling News 3rd May 2021.
Welcome back!!
We are delighted to begin the process of resuming hurling activity after such a long and unwanted hiatus. Last Monday was very enjoyable as our younger players got back out at last. Long may it continue!
Please continue to follow all of the Government and HSE guidelines until we are fully sure this virus has been beaten.
Senior; All being well we should return to training next Monday 10th May at 8pm. Venue tbc.
Under 7/9; A great return last week. More again this week. Training 6-7pm Monday on the astro at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA. Please note the earlier start time.
U11; Again great to see the lads back and mad for action! Training 7-8pm Monday on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
U13/15/17; 7-8pm on the back pitch at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA.
Club contacts; U7/9/11; Willie Gaughan 086 164 9280 and U13/15/17/Senior; Kathryn O’ Flynn 087 244 1371.
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: Edel Fox 086 1004030.
Positive Age–‘Good Morning Cavan’ Service: Good Morning Cavan is a free phone call service, which aims to provide security and friendship to older people living in County Cavan. Our team of friendly callers are on hand to chat to members of the community, who may be socially isolated or lonely. To avail of this service, to refer someone you know or to find out more information about this service, please contact, Positive Age Cavan at 049 438 0725 or 087 775 9584. You can also email posage88@gmail.com
Alone: Coronavirus Helpline for Older People—0818 222 024. If you have concerns or queries about Covid-19 call ALONE’S dedicated support line everyday from 8.00am to 8.00pm. To volunteer your help visit: www.alone.ie
Bailieborough News. April 26th 2021 . Matthew J. Cullen.
/in News /by Liz FlemingBailieborough Shamrocks G.F.C.: “A Thank You to all our Donors”
As Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA Club are nearing completion of the upstairs of our Clubhouse, we as a club are forever indebted to the people who donated money from 2006 to get the Clubhouse started. Without this generosity we would never have been able to build, the wonderful Clubhouse we now have. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to each and every person for your amazing generosity.
From us all at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA Club.
It is also great to see that the underage sections of the club have started back training after being in lockdown for so long. Hopefully this is a step towards what used to be the normal way of life.
St. Annes: In the easing of restrictions, from Monday last, 25 people are now allowed to attend a Funeral. Hopefully restrictions will be eased soon, so that people may get back to what used to be the normal way of life.
The Bishop has granted permission for the resumption of Baptisms, with a limited attendance confined to parents and godparents.
Mass can be heard on the radio at 107.8FM in the Bailieborough area and 92FM in Shercock.
All Masses and Parish Funerals can be viewed on the Parish webcam or can be heard by tuning in the radio to 107.8 F.M.
Due to the restrictions, only six guests may participate in a wedding.
Due to Covid restrictions, the Parish Office will remain closed for the foreseeable future. Please feel free to contact Fr. Ultan for assistance on 087 341 8037 or 042 96 65117.
Bailieborough Tidy Towns: We need more helpers. If you have a spare hour would you volunteer to help out .You can join us whenever it suits you. Contact any Tidy Towns member for more details.
Deepest Sympathy: Deepest Sympathy is extended to sister Kathleen (Sheridan) and brother James, brother in law John, sister in law Monica, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews and extended family and friends on the death of Eugene O’Reilly Moylett, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan, who passed away suddenly, at Virginia Primary Care on Wednesday, April 21st, 2021. Eugene was predeceased by his parents James and Mary and sisters Mollie and Theresa.
Eugene’s Funeral Mass took place in St Mary’s Church, Clonaphilip, on Friday, April 23rd and following which, Eugene’s remains were laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.
Trocaire: Please return your Trocaire contributions to the parish office as soon as possible. This year, the focus is on helping refugees in South Sudan.
Bailieborough Group of Parishes: During lockdown, we thought we would return to ‘Word at Noon’ from Monday-Friday each week. We hope these daily readings and reflections will be of some help in this tough time.
Services: Due to level 5 restrictions we cannot meet in our Church buildings, so our service this week will be on Facebook (or on YouTube under ‘bailieborough group of parishes’) from 10:30am this Sunday— May 2nd.
Bailieborough Library: Unfortunately, due to the Level 5 restrictions, the Library will remain closed for the foreseeable future. The online Library is available, anytime, anywhere! Throughout the coming weeks, you can access free eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, online courses and international newspapers! Our delivery service to members of our community who are vulnerable/cocooning will continue for the foreseeable future.
Did you know there are hundreds of online courses available FREE to library members?
Learning something new can really help with looking after our mental wellbeing. There’s lots of courses to choose from – from bread baking to interior design!
Join the library and find lots of resources to #KeepWell at www.librariesireland.ie
Bailieborough Red Cross: We continue to be available to assist any one still staying at home. If you have GP or Hospital appointments or require medication delivery’s .
Please contact us on 086 8968928 or email @ adu.cavan@irishredcross.com or cavan.communitysupport@irishredcross.com
Cavan Community Call: The Cavan Community Call Helpline remains available for those who are vulnerable or isolated and may need help with essentials such as food, medicine, transport etc. Lines open 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. Please call 1800 300 404 (freephone).
East Cavan Gaels: Hurling:Juvenile hurling has returned for all from Monday last, from 6.30pm at Baileborough GAA grounds, St. Anne’s Park. It is most important/compulsory that all players are registered before returning to play to ensure they are covered by insurance. Covid sign in will be required by parents also.
We are all really looking forward to seeing you all, hurling, again and please remember, new players are always most welcome.
Killinkere Visitor Farm: We are so happy to announce that the farm will reopen on Saturday 1st of May at 11am.
Please note you must pre book by contacting us on 0872596890 between the hours of 10am and 5pm.
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: Edel Fox 086 1004030.
Positive Age–‘Good Morning Cavan’ Service: Good Morning Cavan is a free phone call service, which aims to provide security and friendship to older people living in County Cavan. Our team of friendly callers are on hand to chat to members of the community, who may be socially isolated or lonely. To avail of this service, to refer someone you know or to find out more information about this service, please contact, Positive Age Cavan at 049 438 0725 or 087 775 9584. You can also email posage88@gmail.com
Alone: Coronavirus Helpline for Older People—0818 222 024. If you have concerns or queries about Covid-19 call ALONE’S dedicated support line everyday from 8.00am to 8.00pm. To volunteer your help visit: www.alone.ie