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U-14 league semi final

Caroline Hickey — Fri, 18 May 2012 18:22:00 +0000

Best of luck to the U-14′s who are out in the league Semi- Final against Galbally, tuesday the 22nd of May at 7pm in Boher. [Read More] Related posts:

League final

Caroline Hickey — Wed, 16 May 2012 22:55:04 +0000

Hard luck to the intermediate girls who lost out in the league final to a strong Adare side on a score line of 1-8 to [Read More] Related posts:

Thought for the Week – Planet Earth

Marty — Sun, 13 May 2012 21:17:09 +0000

Up until recently

we simply used up

the earth’s resources

but now we are actually

destroying the earth itself.

“We have crossed over

a dangerous line

in our relationship

with nature;

we have violated

a fundamental principle-

while tinkering with

the bank of nature,

we have moved from

spending the interest accruing

and are now dipping

into the principle itself.”

Scrap Metal Collection – Fundraiser

Marty — Thu, 10 May 2012 22:04:15 +0000

Fundraiser for Murroe News Video

Friday & Saturday 15th & 16th June

Drop Point: Denis White’s Farmyard

Cleanup your home ,garage or farmyard

Bring your unwanted scrap metal,farm machinery,etc on Fri 15th & Sat 16th June

and dispose of it FREE OF CHARGE

Collection can be arranged for larger items only by calling one of the names listed below.

Denis O’Malley 086 2595173 Abington Ent Centre 061 386555 John Buckley 087 2058563

Cars/Tractors and large items cannot be dropped off at the collection point.

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League Final

Caroline Hickey — Wed, 09 May 2012 20:54:24 +0000

The intermediates are in a league final Sunday the 13th of May against Adare at 12:00 in Ballybricken. Please come and show your support. Best [Read More] Related posts:

Thought for the Week – Urgent or important

Marty — Sun, 06 May 2012 21:39:03 +0000

No one needs reminding about the hectic pace of life we lead;

its frenetic activity, its complex demands….emails to answer, phones on the ring, traffic.

The problem with this lifestyle is that “the urgent very often takes over from the important.” Even

if we recognise the important, the urgent takes over, swallows the important in a welter of tasks.

This tendency to run with the urgent rather then choose the important

is not new and seems to be part of our nature.

In the New Testament the Priest and the Levite

rush past, they have no time to stop on the other side.

We also have Martha fretting, distracted doing her many urgent chores,

anxious and troubled about many things.

Neither the Priest nor the Levite were bad people….nor was Martha….

they got caught up in their tasks; their journey, housekeeping, the urgent,

and failed to recognise the important at that moment.

It took a Samaritan to recognize the important – he stops and goes to the other side.