CHURCH NOTICE
SATURDAY Mass, January 24, with Taize light at 7pm, all are welcome. Tea/coffee afterwards to give us an opportunity to meet each other.
SYMPATHY
The death occurred recently of Rita Hurley, Glenogra, and late of St. Vincent’s Centre, Lisnagry. After reposing at Butlers Funeral Home, Bruff, removal took place to St. Mary’s Church, Meanus and burial in the adjoining cemetery. Sympathy was extended to her relatives and friends.
LOTTO
Castle Rovers weekly lotto draw was held in Doran’s Bar, numbers drawn were 2, 14, 15, 22. There was no jackpot winner. Lucky dip, Johnny McMahon, Skule; Mike O’Dwyer snr., Carnane; the Hartigans, Skule; Mary Condon; Anthony McMahon. Next draw in the Ranch Bar, Wednesday, January 21.
SOCCER
Castle Rovers played their first match of the new year on Sunday last, when they were defeated 3-2 in the Lawson Cup. It was played against a backdrop of driving wind and hailstones. Knockainey took an early lead but Michael Ryan got the equaliser for Castle shortly afterwards.
Knockainey added their second before halftime. An unforgettable own goal by a Castle defender making it 3-1. However Castle rallied and with conditions getting worse, Paul Kiely scored a great volley from a pass by Michael Ryan to make it 3-2. Castle tried hard for an equaliser but time ran out. The team will take great heart from this game, with the League entering its second half.
Training continues at 7pm at the Field, on Wednesdays.
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