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CD's H elp ing H and s 13 Noel Grealish TD, complete with Carnmore flag, celebrates with his supporters1----------+----1 foil his re-election to Dail EireannUsefu l Te lephone 13 The people spoke: Noel was their choice and will be their voice. ItNumbers was predicted for the second time that Noel Grealish's seat could be in1----------+----1Carnmore Camogie danger from The Green Party. The power of the Progressive DemocratsSuccess 15 in Galway West soon put paid to that! In the words of Noel Grealish1-- +----1we put on a campaign the likes of which I have never seen. EveryC la re ga lwa y N .s . night we were out, there was tremendous enthusiasm, there were hugeS po rts N ew s 18 teams of canvassers working and I only moved out of my home area1----------+----1 after weeks of intensive work there."Con firm ation a tClaregalway 20 Noel succeeded in matching a national record of 83 per cent first1-- +----1references in his home parish of Carnmore. As one PD activist said:C ommunity G am es 20 "If the PDs were as professional and as thorough around the rest of1----------+----1 the country as we are in West Galway, there might be a few more inC la re ga lwa y Lad ie s Off 21 the Dail. It's awful to see so many prominent names losing their seats.I -t_O_A_I_1_r_e_la_n_d_s --+_-IThe secret of Noel's success was the gain from 12.5 per cent, to 15.9 per

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P ag e 2 N u a c h t C h la ir , J u n e 2 0 0 7TODAYToday I can complain because the weather is rainy, or I can be thankful that the grass isgetting wateredfor free.

Today I can grumble about my health, or I can rejoice that I am alive.Today I can whine because I have to go to work, or I can shout for joy because I have ajob to do.Today I can murmur because I have to go to school, or eagerly open my mind andfill itwith rich new bits of knowledge.

Today I can lament over all that my parents didn't give me when I was growing up, or Icanfeel grateful that they allowed me to be born.Today I can cry because roses have thorns, or I can celebrate that thorns have roses.

Today stretches ahead of me, waiting to be shaped. And here I am, the sculptor who getsto do the shaping.What today will be like is, with God's help, up to me.

WONDER YEARSClaregalwaySUMM ER CAM P

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mates saw them off in great honour as was befitting by forming a guard of honour forthe lads final journey.

Canon Noel Mullin was a tower of strength to the families and to the community.The grief in the community is still palpable and what can one say? The lads weregreat mates, had everything to live for.To Niall and Liam's parents, we express our heartfelt sympathy to you and thank youfor their contribution to our community. They will never be forgotten.

N u a ch t C h la ir , J u n e 2 00 7EDITORIAL

The community of Claregalway is still reeling from the deaths oftwo beloved local lads Niall Greaney and Liam Loughlin who losttheir lives in a tragic road accident recently.

Niall and Liam were two fine young lads with the world at theirfeet - exams over, America looming for the summer and theywere working hard in the Claregalway Hotel to earn money for thetrip. Alas this was not to happen as God had a bigger plan. Wenow have two more angels guarding us from above.

Both Niall and Liam were 19. Niall was due to celebrate his zothbirthday a few days after his death.

Both were sportsmen - hurling and football being their passion.They both wore their club jerseys with great pride. Their team

May they rest in peace.

Liam Loughlin

Niall Greaney

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CLAREGALWAYPHARMACY& PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTRE

Claregalway, Co. GalwayTel/Fax: (091) 799754 V.A.T. No. IE 8286400

HOLIDAY HEALTHCARE CHECKLISTWith holiday time upon us, a look at a travel kit of first aid essentials and basicremedies which may prove useful. Holidays are a time to have fun and relax butunfortunately illnesses never take a break. The sudden change in routine andunfamiliar surroundings means your body is more prone to gastrointestinaldisorders.To minimise risk of infection or discomfort, be aware of the following when onforeign travel, spicy foods, excess alcohol, shellfish, unwashed salads, unpeeledfruits or vegetables, ice cubes made from tap water and tap water.Products you might find useful in a travel kit include a diarrhoea remedysuch as Arret or Imodium plus, travel sickness e.g. Stugeron or Sea legs, anindigestion remedy e.g. Pepcid AC or Gaviscon, rehydration therapy e.g.Dioralyte important for young children, insect repellent, an antihistaminecream, e.g. Eurax cream, painkillers such as Calpol or Nurofen etc.Protection against the sun, especially when abroad, tanning products, sunblock high protection for children and babies, lip salves, after sun creams orlotions, cold sore treatment e.g. Zovirax cream.Other items considered essentials might include the camera, film, sunglasses,and batteries.Claregalway pharmacy is open late Monday toFriday until 8PM

and 6.30 onSaturday.Prescriptions - Photography - Roc - Vichy - Bourjois

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UPDATE FROM YOUR LOCALCOUNCILLOR JIM CUDDY, MAY 2007Bus Service and ShelterThese two matters are of ongoing concern to the people of Claregalway for quitesome time and I have written on several occasions to Bus Eireann in this regard.I can tell you that as a result of a conversation I had with the Regional ManagerMr. Brian Connolly in May the situation is as follows:"Bus Eireann have developed plans under Transport 21 for a major overhaul of Galway City andCounty Services including those from Claregalway. These plans include a significant increase inthe frequency of services from Claregalway to operate ever 30minutes. In addition, this routewould operate from Claregalway to Carnmore serving Galway Airport. However, an essentialelement of this plan is the realisation of the Bus priority measures outlined in the Galway strategicBus study published earlier this year.With regard to the Bus shelters, until recently, Bus Eireann did not provide bus shelters but ratherfranchised this function out to advertising agencies who would erect shelters on the basis thatthey could cover their costs from revenue derived from advertising at such locations. However,Bus Eireann has decided to engage in this activity themselves and are currently in the process ofapplying to Galway City Council for planning permission for Bus shelters at 13locations. It is theintention of Bus Eireann to roll out this project throughout the County in the near future.

LoughgeorgeJunctionI have been informed by the local area engineer of Galway County Council that work is to start inthe near future on traffic calming measures at the Loughgeorge junction. This work was due forcommencement last year. This will involve putting in some footpaths which are badly needed.

Cloonacauneen and Cloonroad junctions-

As a result of several representations with regard to the perceived danger at both these junctions Ihave brought the local area engineer to view them and he is to request that the roads design officetake up the concerns and do what they can to improve safety at these points.

CongratulationsI would like to join with the many congratulations that have been extended to Deputy NoelGrealish on his recent re-election. Itwas so important that this area have its own T.D. who knowsfully the problems that have to be addressed. Itwas very encouraging to read in the local papersthat if Noel enters government that the Claregalway Bypass is his number one priority. That iswhat the people of this area have been asking for voted for.

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P a e 1 0 N u a c h t C h la i r , J u n e 2 0 0 7SPECIAL NEWSHappy birthday to Patrick Farrell and best wishes on his upcoming years placement in Brussels

Welcome to the following recent births:Amy Sherry, Lakeview born on the 23rd February to Thomas and Francis DugganElla Mary, Lydican Road born on the rzth March to Jason and Catherine PodrisOrla Patricia, Cahergowan born on the 27th March to Vincent and Jacqueline Fahy

Rebecca Maria, Kiniska born on the roth April to John and Caroline Clarke

Congratulations to the following couples on their recent marriageJude Ainsworth and Aisling Comer, Waterdale married on the 25th MayRichie Rice and Yvonne Collins, Kiltrogue married on the zoth May

R.I.P.Michael Costello, Cloughane

Niall Greaney, CahernashelleeneyLiam Loughlin, Cregboy

CLAREGALWAY CHURCH INFORMATIONPARISH OF CLAREGALWAYTHE ASSUMPTION OF ST. JAMES

Sunday Masses: Saturday: 7.30 p.m.Sunday: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.Weekdays: Monday - Saturday: 9.30 a.m.Additional Mass Friday: 7.30 p.m.Confessions: 7 - 7.30 p.m. on Saturdays.Baptisms: ist & 3rd Sundays of the month at 12.30 p.m.

Canon Noel Mullin: Tel: 798104PARISH OFFICE

Parish Secretary: Teresa Payne.Telephone: 091-798741Email: [email protected] Office is situated in the Curate's House, beside Canon's Mullin's house.Office Hours: 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Monday to Friday.All requests for Baptism and Confirmation Certificates, Anniversary Masses and other Massbookings should be made directly to the Secretary during office hours.Items for the Church Newsletter should also be handed in or phoned to the Office. The deadline ismidday on Wednesdays.

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Front nine

LOUGHGEORGE GOLFING SOCIETY 2007The Society had fifty three on its first outing of the season in Athenry Golf Club on March 24th. Allhad a great day's golf and John Noone, this years captain presented the following with prizes:

Sean Doyle (44)Noel Grealish (45)Ronan Walshist Tony Hanley (37)znd Martin Casserly (34)3rd Gabriel Glavin (34)ist Brendan Cummins (37)znd David Collins (35)3rd Martin McHugh (35)

Thanks to Central Tavern for sponsoring this outing.

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Back nineJohn J. KeaneJohn Keane

Longest drive Ronan WalshVisitors Gabriel Collins

Results of a very successful, enjoyable outing to Gort Club in April:rst Michael Casserly (40) Front nineand Nickey Joyce (35)Gross Tony Hanley (35)

ist Jimmy Moranznd John O'Brien3rd Martin Collinsist Martin O'Connellznd John Noone3rd Gerard Loughnane

The society appreciate the sponsorship of Noel Grealish, Patrick Killilea and Noel Fox

May zeth - Tuam Gold Club was in great shape and a most enjoyable day was had by all.rst Padraig Walsh (38) Front nine Johnny Forde

The Society would to like to express their thanks to John Murphy, John Feeney and DamienFrancis for this outing.

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Kay DugganSeven Conneellyack nine

Longest Drive Michael KillileaNearest pin Ray GrealishVisitors Brendan Harte

Padraig Forde (37)John Quirke (36)ist P.J. Murphyznd Galvin Glavin3rd Declan O'Cunninghamist Gerry Loughnaneznd Barry Donovan3rd John J0Keane

Back nine Brendan HarteLongest drive Damien FahyNearest pin Paul CahillVisitors Damien Fahy

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N u ac h t C h la ir , J u n e 2 0 0 7 P a g e 1 3CD'S HELPING HANDS

When a family is given the news that their child has Cancer their world is suddenly turned upsidedown. Apart from the emotional upheaval these families have huge practical adjustments to maketo their lives. The majority of children with Cancer are treated in Our Lady's Hospital for SickChildren in Crumlin, Dublin. The treatment can sometimes last up to two years or more, withongoing tests to monitor the child after treatment.Established in 2006, CD's Helping Hands is a West ofIreland Charity and is based in Galway. Theinspiration for our charity has come from Caitlin Doherty. Caitlin is now four and is almost twoyears into her treatment for Leukemia. She lives in Claregalway with her younger brother Ruairiand her parents Karen and Michael.

CD's Helping Hands is a registered Charity (CHY17268) supported and endorsed by Our Lady'sHospital for Sick Children Hospital, Crumlin, Dublin, with established links with the PaediatricUnit in University College Hospital Galway, and by the many parents affected in the West ofIreland

The type of help we aim to provide is practical home help, free of charge to the family affected.For example, we will provide an extra pair of hands to help with the daily tasks in the home ofpreparing meals, cleaning; Maintenance of family routine; Home support; Child-minding (ofsiblings while parents are absent at hospital, school drop offs and pick ups); Home maintenance,(lawn cutting refuse etc) Supplementary assistance (for services not covered by HSE); Continuousliaison with family members to maintain the fabric of family life. We are starting with these simpleyet necessary support services and hope to extend them as time goes on.

In supporting CD's Helping Hands you will be responding and contributing assistance to a West ofIreland Charity, filling a major vacuum between public and voluntary health support services, andprotecting vulnerable families at possibly the most crucial time in their lives.

The committee are now in the process of organising a Golf AM AM on this Friday May 4th 2007at Tuam Golf Club. Teams of Four are 120 euro with Tee Times from 8-00 a.m. to 4-30 p.m. FirstPrize is a Four Ball in the majestic Golf Course in Doonbeg in West Clare and a special Ladies Prizeof a Four Ball in Doonbeg Golf Course in West Clare and a 500 Euro prize for a hole in one. ToBook Tee Times persons are requested to ring Mary at 087-9231084.

USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERSLough George Garda Station 091-798122Parish Priest - Canon Noel Mullin 091-798104Claregalway Medical Centre 091-798301Turloughmore Medical Centre 091-797187/797106Claregalway Dental Surgery 091-798333 (www.claregalwaydentalsurgery.ie)Claregalway National School 091-798720Educate Together National School. 091-798356Claregalway Study Centre 086-3913852

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Send to: Swoosh Camp, C/O Maura Harte, Lakeview, Claregalway.Consent Form - Please read carefully!Neither the camp directors nor Claregalway Basketball are responsible for any personal injury or loss to anyone attending the Swooshbasketball camp. Parents/Guardians must be contactable in case of injury/accidentIagreeto these terms: D30 booking fee is non-refundable. Signingthis form signifies mywillingness to comply with any regulations which the staff and coaches may make.Signature _Date ~ ____J _Parent~Gua~iansSignaWre--------------------------------------------------------~

CARNMORE CAMOGIE SUCCESS!Congratulations to the 7 members of Carnmore Camogie Club selected for the Claregalway U-14Community Games Team. They are Emma Martin, Sarah Murphy, Ciara Lenihan, Siofra Leonard,Emma Johnson, Leanne McAndrew and Jennifer Q'Dowd. The Claregalway Team are now throughto the County Final, after a thrilling semi-final clash where they beat Ardrahan 3-8 to 4-2.Congratulations are also due to the Carnmore U-12'S who have earned themselves a place in the U-12ASemi- Final against Davitts, which takes place in Craughwell this Saturday at 12.30.

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CLAREGALWAY N.S. SPORTS NEWSP a e 1 8 N u a c h t C h la i r , J u n e 2 0 0 7

The Claregalway N.S. volleyball team which reached the All Ireland semi finals in Tipperary.L. to R.: Nicola Ni Chonallain, Aislinn NiThnuathail, Liam 6 Braonain, Lucas Bartley, Ronan De Nais, Sean

Breathnach Peadar De Burca,

The Claregalway N.S. boys'chess team which finished joint

runners-up in the All IrelandChess Z finals in Limerick.

L. to R.: Daithi Mac Anna,Conchuir 6 Nuadhain, Caoimhln6 Braonain, Marcus 6 Coghail.Daithi Mac Anna has been

selected on the Irish Under 14team which will play England in

June.

The Claregalway N.S. girls'chess team which finishedseventh in the All Ireland

Chess Z finals in Limerick.L. to R.: Sorcha Ni Choghail,

Cliodhna Ni Loinscigh,Deirdre Nic A Laighnigh,

Jennifer Ni Choghail.

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P a g e 2 0 N u a c h t C h la ir , J u n e 2 0 0 7CONFIRMATION AT CLAREGALWAYOn Saturday morning last, 28th April, Claregalway church was bedecked with flags and

bunting while inside it was awash with striking red banners and with the children's art workwhen the Bishop of Galway, Most Reverend Martin Drennan, came to the parish to conferthe Sacrament of Confirmation on 54 children from Carnmore and Claregalway schools. Itwas Bishop Drennan's second Confirmation ceremony in the parish and he was given a verywarm welcome by the large congregation which filled the church. A special feature of theConfirmation ceremony, as always, was the beautiful singing by the children from both schoolsunder the direction of Mrs. Joanne Flaherty; Ms. Sheila Hession and Aine Ni Fh6gartaigh.Catherine Higgins was organist for the occasion. Tributes were paid to the children and totheir teachers and in particular to the teachers of the 6th classes - Ms. Lilyan Hannon fromClaregalway School and Mr. John Reilly from Carnmore School.

Carnmore children who were confirmed: Kevin Hanley, Darran Hennessy, Kegan Fox, JamesCollins, Jonathan Lardner, Dermot Walsh, Aidan Finnerty, Graham Burke, ChristopherMcDonagh, Aisling Hanley, Emma Martyn, Jennifer Dowd.

Claregalway children: Matthew Zapata, Kevin Finneran, Mark Shaughnessy, Liam Brennan,Jonathan Carton, Oisin Lambert - McMichael, Shane Murphy, Shane Walsh, Martin Murray,Shane McHugh, Aodhan Moran, Conor Noone, Coilin Burke, Eoghan Dooley, Thomas O'Reilly,Luke Bartley, Peter Burke, Brian O'Connell, Ronan Nash, Daniel Farrell, David McCann, NicolaConlon, Tara Nester, Georgina Healy, Sinead Cullina, Emily Loughnane, Aislinn Newell, LauraO'Connell, Leanne McAndrew, Jennifer Carroll, Eilish Flaherty, Sinead Harte.

COMMUNITY GAMESThe Annual Sports Day for children from 5-15 takes place on Bank Holiday, Monday 7th May atCoolarne pitch. Everyone is welcome so come along and enjoy the fun! Registration from 1:15.Separate boys and girls races will take place in the following: Under 6 - 60m, Under 8 - 60m& 80m; Under 10 -100m, 200m & 60m hurdles; Under 12 -100m & 600m, Under 14 -100m,800m & 80m hurdles. Under 16 - 100m & 1500m. There will also be a boys and girls Under 12ball throw & long jump (Under 14). Winners from each event (except Under 6) will go forwardto represent the area at the county finals in Ballindereen on June znd & 3rd. For safety reasonsUnder 14 long puck competitions will be organised by local hurling clubs. As always, childrenmust be under the relevant age on 31st July 2007 to compete in an age category. Enquiries toChristine Moran on 091-798956.Art Winner: Congratulations to Colin Burke who earned a gold medal for his work at theGalway County Finals of the Under 14 Art Competition. Colin will now represent Galway at theNational Finals in August.It is hoped to enter an Under 12 Girls Community Games Gaelic Football Team again this Year.Girls born after 1/8/1995 are welcome and training will take place on Saturday evenings inCregboy. For Community Games you must be living in the Claregalway or Lackagh parish andit doesn't matter if you play for a club or not. Futher details from Jimmy Gavin 0872835847.

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CLAREGALWAY LADIES OFF TO ALL IRELANDSClaregalway U14 Ladies made history on the 14th of April, winning the County Feile Title. On abeautiful Saturday morning the competition got under way in Belclare Gaa Grounds. Claregalwayhad three group games against Caherlistrane, Monivea and Kilkerrin-Clonberne. The Ladies playedsome very impressive football and were victories in all three games.Having qualified from the group, Claregalway were now faced with a tough test against St.Brendans Ballygar, in the semi final. The confidence and determination began to show and ourladies really began to excel. St. Brendans were not able to keep up with Claregalway's superiorfitness and the scoreline eventually reflected this.Claregalway were in the final, and their opponents were Glenamaddy. Itwas obvious that news ofthe girls performances earlier in the day had made its way back to Claregalway, as a large crowdgathered in Tuam Stadium. From the off, the Ui.q ladies knew they were in for a battle. Bothteams played their very best but Claregalway had the class to come through. Captain Helen Moranreceived the Cunningham Shield and did the club proud with her acceptance speech as Gaelige.The Claregalway ladies now represent county Galway for the first time in the Ladies Club's history.The Feile Finals are being shared between Sligo Leitrim and Roscommon on the weekend startingthe zoth of June. The Claregalway Ladies are being hosted by the Calry/St. Joseph's in Sligo. Allinformation concerning the Feile 2007 can be found on www.gaa.ie .The Local Ladies are travellingwith great aspirations. A strong panel backboned by 5 county U14 stars has been assembled and areready to represent their county proudly at the forthcoming finals. Currently, officials are seekingsponsorship for the various expenses needed for the weekend. Already the generosity of the parishis showing as many local companies have made a contribution to the team. All support financialor otherwise is greatly appreciated. The Management would also like to ask Local businesses andhouseholds to put out Claregalway flags and send the team off in style.Any further information concerning the Feile please contact:Gerry Moran 086 1987309 or Mary Conlon 0877999379.

na na nnane, ney, araren Murray, Amy Rohan, Dearbhail Greaney, Emma Devaney,Siobhan Cullen, Jennifer Carroll, Gerry Moran (Manager).Front Row,Left to Right: Sinead Cullina, Orla Dixon,Aislinn Newell, Deirdre Brennan, Helen Moran (Captain), Sinead Harte, Tara

Hession, Lorraine Keane, Linda 0 Connell and Emily Gavin.Missing from photo: Laura Costello, Aine Moran, Michelle Dunleavy, Maria Louise Lyneand Melissa Glynn.
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