Coalisland weekly round-up
30th January 2012 | By: Coalisland Post | Comments Off on Coalisland weekly round-up
EVENTS
St Joseph’s College will hold an open night on Monday, January 30. All P7 pupils and parents are invited. Principal’s address will be at 7 p.m. in the assembly hall.
Flower arranging classes will take place at the Parochial Centre from Tuesday, January 31 at 6.30pm, running for six weeks. Phone 8772 4417 to book.
Brackaville GFC host their annual St Brigid’s Cross Making Evening on Tuesday, January 31 at 7.30pm. Young and old alike are encouraged to come along and enjoy the art of cross making. Light refreshments will be served.
St Mary’s Community Sports Hall: Gymnastics – Mondays between 4pm and 5pm for primary school pupils, and from 5pm to 6pm for older pupils. Yoga Classes are on Tuesdays from 7.30 pm. Stewartstown Harps under age boys’ training takes place on Fridays from 6pm to 7pm for under 6 years, from 7pm to 8pm for under 8 years and between 8pm and 9pm for under 10s.
Speech and drama classes are held on Thursdays at CRAIC Theatre. Call or text Cliodhna McAleer on 0759 650 3153 for details.
CRAIC Theatre’s pantomime, Sleeping Beauty, will be held on January 26, 27 and 28 at 7.30pm, with matinee performances on Sunday, January 29 at 3pm. Tickets are £5 for children and £8 for adults, and are available at the CRAIC Theatre Box Office on 028 87741100.
Coalisland/Clonoe GGE: Next session will be hosted by Clonoe GFC on Friday, February 3 at about 9.30pm. All musicians, singers, story tellers and onlookers are welcome.
NOTICES
NI Blood Transfusion Service: The next blood donation sessions will be held on Friday, February 10 from 2pm to 4pm, and 5.15pm to 8pm, in the Cornmill.
Parish youth group: Are you aged 14-18? Are you fed up with what’s not happening for you? Do you want to become involved in a variety of different activities? Are you interested in developing your faith and sharing it with other teens? Over the next few weeks it is hoped to establish a faith group for young people in the three parishes of Ardboe, Clonoe and Ballyclog & Donaghenry. Each parish will have its own group that will be led by young leaders. The groups will meet every two weeks within their own parish to share and develop what you believe. Periodically the three parish groups will join together to do some outdoor pursuits or other social activities. If you are interested, or know someone who might be, then contact one of the priests or Bosco McShane. Why not send an e-mail to the parish e-mail address – [email protected]
Lilac charity shop: Please donate your unwanted Christmas presents to charity, e.g. clothes, books and household items. Good quality furniture also required. Open weekdays from 10 am to 4pm.
Insulate your home: Pensioners and those on benefits such as Housing Benefit, Income Support, Job Seekers Allowance, Pension Credit or Working Tax Credits may get help to have homes insulated (in some cases free). Various grant schemes are available. More information can be found on www.HomesSavingEnergy.com You could advise an elderly relative or neighbour who would appreciate your help.
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