New Inn Notes 26/01/2025

New Inn Notes 27/01/2025

NEW INN WOMEN’S GROUP

The New Inn Women’s Group is set to commemorate its 30th anniversary with a special Mass on Monday, February 3, at 7:30pm at New Inn Church. The community is warmly invited to participate in this significant event, which will be followed by refreshments at Barron’s Pub. Eamon O’Dwyer from “Down Your Way” will also be in attendance to engage with the ladies and discuss their remarkable history over the past three decades. Come and join us in celebrating this important milestone!

25 CARD KNOCKGRAFFON

Winners on Wednesday January 22 with 11 games were Tim Joe McGrath / Jim Meskell and in joint second place with 10 games each were Donal O’Dwyer / Cyril O’Dwyer, Tom Tobin / Sean Spillane and Eddie Grant / James Ryan. Table prizes to Joe Murphy / PJ Boland and Bernie Farrell / Kevin O’Connor. Well done all. Cards start at 8.30pm sharp and all are welcome. Tea & refreshment afterwards.

Knockgraffon card committee extend their sincerest sympathies to the family of the late John Oliver Looby who died recently. John Oliver was a stalwart of the cards here in Knockgraffon. John loved his game of cards. May he rest in Peace.

NLN (NATIONAL LEARNING NETWORK)

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ROCKWELL ROVERS GAA CLUB

would like to extend their sincere sympathies to Club President Jimmy Looby and all the Looby family on the passing of his brother John-Oliver. John-Oliver played for the club in the 60’s, he was a juvenile coach in the 70’s & 80’s and also served as Juvenile Secretary in the 80’s. Ar dheis Dè go raibh a anam.

LOTTO DRAW RESULTS

On 26.01.25 Numbers drawn- 03,06,28,32 – No Winner(s) – lucky dips x4: Gillian Hayes, Ciara Parker, Andy & Julie Hennessy, Paddy Harty in with a chance to win €500 in January Draw. Sellers: Rockwell Rovers x3 and MI Purcell in draw for sellers €100 prize. This week’s jackpot is €7,800. Thank you for your continued support.

TIPPERARIANA BOOK FAIR

Annual Book Fair for Book Lovers and Collectors on Sunday, February 12 in the Fethard Ballroom from 12 noon to 4.30pm. Adm: €3, Cafe on premises. No ATM facility. Books of all types and shapes, from valuable antiquarian to modern day “pulp fiction” paperbacks. Please come along for a browse! For more info contact Michael Mallon Tel :086 3777348, email: [email protected], www.tipperariana.com

SINCERE SYMPATHY

is extended to Catherine Kelly, Newtown, Elizabeth Ryan, Knockgraffon and Brendan Ryan, Woodenstown and all the Ryan family on the passing of their mother, the late Catherine Ryan (nee Nugent), Ballymacadam West and Kilcommon, Cahir, Tipperary. Catherine (Kitty) (formerly of Knockgraffon), passed away peacefully at her home in her 97th year. Predeceased by her husband Michael, infant son Patrick, grandson David and by her brothers and sisters. Deeply regretted by her sons Con, Michael, Brendan, Tom and Liam, daughters Noreen, Catherine and Elizabeth, sister Nora (Boston), son in law, daughters in law, grandchildren, great grandchildren, extended family, neighbours and friends. May she rest in peace.

SINCERE SYMPATHY

is extended to Sean Looby, New Inn and all the Looby family on the passing of his dad John Oliver, Market Street, Cahir (formerly of Knocknaveigh, New Inn). John passed away peacefully after a long illness bravely borne, surrounded by his loving family in the care of the wonderful staff of St. Clare’s Cashel. Predeceased by his beloved wife Mary, his sister Cathy, and nephews Christy and John. He will be very sadly missed by his loving family, sons Sean and Seamus, daughters Siobhan, Sheena and Marie, grandchildren Samantha, Eimear, Andrew, Diarmuid and Tadhg, daughter in law Patricia, sons in law Richard and Adrian, brothers Tommy, Christy and Jimmy, sisters Joan, Ellen, Mary and Monica, brothers in law, sisters in law, nieces, nephews, extended family, his many friends and especially his good friend Mick Ryan. May he rest in peace.

SINCERE SYMPATHY

Is extended to the Downey family, Outrath on the passing of their mother Alice Downey (nee Sweeney). Alice passed peacefully at Tipperary University Hospital in her 85th year. Predeceased by her beloved husband Richard, her sister Ada and her brothers Joe and Bobby. Adored mother of Allie, Noreen, Mary, Caroline, Tricia, Richie, John, Bobby, Billy, Anne, Jella, Tina, Jacqui, Olivia, Jennifer and Paul. She will be sadly missed by her beloved grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sons in law, daughters in law, sister-in-law Noreen, extended family, neighbours and friends. May she rest in Peace.

2025-01-20

New Inn Notes 18/01/2025

New Inn Note 18/01/2025

NEW INN WOMEN’S GROUP

25 CARD KNOCKGRAFFON

Winners on Wednesday January 15 with 12 games were brothers Billy / Vincent Phelan and in joint second place with 10 games each were Maisie O’Grady/Mary Gleeson and Michael Murphy / Jimmy Looby. Table prizes to Mary Ann Healy / Eileen Howley and James Ryan/Eddie Ryan. Well done all. Cards start at 8.30pm sharp and all are welcome. Tea & refreshment afterwards.

NLN (NATIONAL LEARNING NETWORK)

LOTTO DRAW RESULTS

From Saturday January 18, Numbers drawn – 02,11,12,23 – NO WINNER – lucky dips x 4: Jim Kelly, Jimmy Looby, Barry & Siobhan Fitzpatrick, Deirdre O’Dwyer all in January draw for €500 – Sellers: Phil Ryan c/o Ollies, Jimmy Looby, Rockwell Rovers x 2 in sellers draw for €100. This week’s jackpot is €7,600. Thank you for your continued support !

TIPPERARIANA BOOK FAIR

Annual Book Fair for Book Lovers and Collectors on Sunday, February 12 in the Fethard Ballroom from 12 noon to 4.30pm. Adm: €3, Cafe on premises. No ATM facility. Books of all types and shapes, from valuable antiquarian to modern day “pulp fiction” paperbacks. Please come along for a browse! For more info contact Michael Mallon tel :086 3777348, email: [email protected], www.tipperariana.com

Parish Links Party

Pictured at the Parish Links party in the NICC recently were Breda Sweeney, Maureen O’Brien and Mgt O’Connor

Pictured at the Parish Links party in the NICC recently were John & Esther Ryan and Marie Ryan

Pictured at the Parish Links party in the NICC recently were Mary O’Connor, Anne Shanahan and Helen Fitzgerald

Pictured at the Parish Links party in the NICC recently was Tommy O’Mahoney singing a few songs on the day.

Pictured at the Parish Links party in the NICC recently was James English adding to the festive cheer of the day.

2025-01-13

New Inn Notes 12/01/2025

THE PARISH LINKS

The Parish Links held their much-anticipated annual Christmas party on Sunday, January 12, at the NICC, bringing together community members to celebrate the festive season’s conclusion. The event was a triumph, with heartfelt thanks extended to Eileen Condon and her staff for the delicious meal served. Attendees were particularly impressed by the Christmas cake, generously provided by Mary O’Donnell of New Inn. Entertainment was provided by Eddie Golden who delighted guests with a diverse array of songs. Local singers Tom O’Mahony and James English also contributed to the afternoon’s lively atmosphere. The “Burgess School” Irish dancers showcased their skills, with performers including Leah Lonergan, Sarah Flynn, sisters Grace, Ruth, and Emily O’Dwyer, as well as cousins Emma O’Driscoll and Saoirse McHugh, delivering a captivating performance. The committee wishes to acknowledge the support of local businesses including Credit Unions (Cahir and Cashel), AIB, Cashel, Martin O’Dwyer Butchers, Centenary Co-Op, The Friary Pharmacy, SuperValu (Cahir and Cashel), O’Dwyer Chemist, Darcy’s in Cashel, Woodview Service Station, Shamrock Lounge, Mr. Mister shops in Cahir & Cashel, and the Apple Farm. Their generous contributions played a vital role in the event’s success. Special recognition goes to the hard-working committee for their unwavering dedication in organising this cherished event year after year, as well as the Hall committee for their invaluable support. The gathering served not only as a joyful celebration but also as an opportunity for parishioners to reconnect with old friends and forge new relationships. The committee expresses gratitude to all who attended and wishes everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!

ROCKWELL ROVERS LOTTO RESULTS

From Saturday 11 January Numbers drawn are 10,27,31, 32 – NO WINNER(s). Lucky Dips x4: Patrick O’Connor, Breeda Bell, Patrick Prendergast and Emma & Paul Smith in with a chance to win €500 in January’s Lucky Dip Draw. Sellers: Rockwell Rovers x 3 and Phil Ryan in with a chance to win €100 in January’s sellers draw. This week’s jackpot is €7,400. Thank you for your continued support

NEW INN WOMEN’S GROUP CELEBRATES 30th ANNIVERSARY

The New Inn Women’s Group is excited to announce the celebration of its 30th anniversary! A special Mass will be held on Monday, February 3 at 7:30pm in New Inn Church. Everyone is warmly welcomed to join us in this momentous occasion. We look forward to celebrating this milestone together!

SEEDS OF HOPE

Returning Biodiversity to Our Parishes is a Laudato Si conference for the dioceses of Cashel & Emly, Kerry, Killaloe, and Limerick. In the face of ongoing environmental crises, this conference seeks to inspire parish communities to care more deeply for God’s creation. Join us on Saturday, 25 January 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Springfort Hall, Mallow, Co. Cork. To register, please email maria.murphy@trocaire.org. A suggested donation of €10 will be collected on the day. “Together, we can sow and nurture the seeds of hope”.

THE CASHEL LIONS CLUB SENIOR CITIZENS’ PARTY

will take place in Halla na Féile this Sunday January 19. This year’s Senior Citizens’ Party will be an ideal way to celebrate the end of the big freeze and to look forward to brighter and warmer days ahead in the company of friends and neighbours. The Cashel Lions Club Senior Citizens’ Party is a great community event where people from Cashel and surrounding areas have an opportunity to socialise and enjoy themselves in the wonderful surroundings of Halla na Féile. Doors will open at 1.00pm and the meal will commence at 1.30pm. Further details on the Senior Citizens Party are available from Paddy Downey, Seamus King or any member of Cashel Lions Club.

SINCERE SYMPATHY

is extended to Pauline & Taylor Ryan, New Inn on the sad passing of Pauline’s sister Marion Fitzgerald. Unexpectedly, Marion, beloved daughter of the late Nancy and Johnny, grandmother of the late Baby Eoin and Godmother of the late Joanne. Sadly missed by her loving husband Tommy, daughters Ashley and Anne Marie, sons Eoin and John and their families, brother John, sisters Pauline, Noreen and Bridget, relatives, neighbours and friends. May Marion rest in Peace.

Photos From Parish Links Party

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were Robyn Meehan, Fergus Bell and Mary Ellen

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Back L to R: Philly Fahey, Ml O’Donnell, Mattie McGrath, Mary O’Donnell, Paddy O’Connor (Belvue), Eddie Golden, Siobhan O’Donnell, Niamh O’Farrell

Front L to R: Mgt O’Gorman, Mary Shanahan, Claire Ryan and James Clarence Mangan.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were Patricia Bourke and Patrica O’Malley.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were Greta Shortall and Eileen McGrath.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were Tom & Eileen O’Mahony and Breeda Kirwan.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Julie & Tony Shortall

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Mairead Moloney and Bridget McGrath

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Claire Ryan, Mattie McGrath and James Clarence Mangan

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Breeda & Tom Delahunty, Paddy O’Connor (Belvue) and Joan Owens.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were

Mary Hennessy and Breeda Sweeney.

Pictured here at the Parish Links party last Sunday in the NICC were Irish dancers:

Back L to R: Emma O’Driscoll, Grace O’Dwyer, Leah Lonergan, Saoirse McHugh.

Front L to R: Ruth O’Dwyer, Emily O’Dwyer and Sarah Flynn.

2025-01-06

New Inn Notes 04/01/2025

PARISH LINKS

Our Senior Citizens Christmas party was postponed due to the inclement weather. Our new date is this Sunday January 12^th at 12.30 – weather permitting. For more information you can contact Mgt on 052 7462132 / 087 6369279, Eileen on 087 6334381, Mary O’Donnell on 086 3821809 or any committee member. This year’s event promises to be a fantastic occasion, featuring music from our very own Eddie Golden.

SEEDS OF HOPE

Returning Biodiversity to Our Parishes is a Laudato Si conference for the dioceses of Cashel & Emly, Kerry, Killaloe, and Limerick. In the face of ongoing environmental crises, this conference seeks to inspire parish communities to care more deeply for God’s creation. Join us on Saturday, 25 January 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Springfort Hall, Mallow, Co. Cork. To register, please email [email protected]. A suggested donation of €10 will be collected on the day. “Together, we can sow and nurture the seeds of hope”.

NEW INN WOMEN’S GROUP

Save the Date: Join us for Afternoon Tea on Sunday, January 26, at the New Inn Community Centre. Contact MF Barron 087 7595512 or 052 7462252 for more info.

CHURCH OFFERING BOXES

are now available for collection in both churches. If you cannot locate your box of envelopes, please contact Fr. Bobby or any member of the Parish Council. The Parish Council wants to thank all Parishioners for their help and support throughout the year. Wishing everyone a peaceful, holy and happy New Year.

25 CARD KNOCKGRAFFON

Cards continued over the festive season, on New Year’s evening, there was a nice attendance over 6 tables which wasn’t bad. Winners with 11 games were Jim Meskell and Tom Tobin. Runners up with 10 games were brothers Billy and Vincent Phelan. Table prizes to Cathy O’Gorman & Phil O’Connor and Donal O’Dwyer & Sandra English. The committee would like to wish all the players good health and good luck for all in the New Year. Cards start at 8.30pm sharp and all are welcome. Tea & refreshment afterwards.

LOTTO RESULTS

Results from Saturday January 4, numbers drawn – 05,14,24,27- NO WINNER (s). Lucky Dips x4: Teresa O’Connor, Mickey Sean O’Connell, John & Liz Hally and Anita & Adrian O’Dwyer in with a chance to win €500 in January’s Lucky Dip Draw. Sellers – Rockwell Rovers x 3 & Michael Purcell in with a chance to win €100 in January’s sellers draw.

CONGRATULATIONS to our December’s Lucky Dip Winner: Richie Downey who wins €500 and to our seller Mary Frances Barron. Wishing all our supporters a Prosperous New Year. This week’s jackpot is €7,200 – thank you for your continued support.

TRACTOR RUN FOR TOMMY

On New Year’s Day, we witnessed a remarkable tractor run in memory of the late Tommy Prendergast from Golden, and what a sight it was! Over 405 tractors took part, turning the day into a beautiful celebration of community spirit. There was an auction and a raffle at The Bridge House in Golden later that day. Over €55,000 was collected for cancer research and palliative care. A huge round of applause goes to everyone involved, especially the organisers and family members. This event held special significance for the family as it marked the first anniversary of Tommy’s passing on December 31, 2023. It was truly a poignant and heartfelt tribute to honour his memory!

LOCAL AUTHOR PUBLISHES ‘CAHIR HISTORY & STORIES’

Local man Seanie Lonergan has released a new book titled “Cahir History & Stories,” offering readers a captivating glimpse into the rich history and tales of the area. The book is now available for purchase at the Cahir Post Office and online through Amazon UK and Barnes & Noble, priced at €15 per copy. This publication is a must-read for anyone interested in the heritage of Cahir, blending historical insights with engaging storytelling. Don’t miss the chance to explore your local history through the eyes of a passionate local author.