18 May 2016

St Joseph’s College

SciFest

 JC Science Quiz: Students from St Joseph’s Borrisoleigh in playful mood, posing outside L.I.T. after taking part in a Junior Science quiz. L-R Liam Ryan, Luke O Gorman, Ciara Murray, Kate Madden, Sean Hogan and Paddy Carey

JC Science Quiz: Students from St Joseph’s Borrisoleigh in playful mood, posing outside L.I.T. after taking part in a Junior Science quiz. L-R Liam Ryan, Luke O Gorman, Ciara Murray, Kate Madden, Sean Hogan and Paddy Carey

 

Our students took part in SciFest on Wednesday last 4th May, held in LIT Thurles Campus. Students from 2nd year, 3rd year and TY attended the competition to exhibit their projects and we were delighted to come away with some impressive awards. Catriona Ryan won a tablet for best question, Catriona and Michael Ryan won in their Junior Life Sciences category, Catriona also won an SFI discover prize, Antoinette Atik and Laura Hutchinson won in their Junior Life Sciences Category. In the top prizes we had had space award for Joseph O’Donoghue, Mark Kinane and Simon Humphries, with teacher Mary Gorey receiving ESSRO Best Teacher for Space Related Studies, Excellence in Maths and Science went to Nicky Cooney and Anthony Ryan, and finally the Intel Award for best Physics Science went to 3rd years Luke Cooney and Sean Dunne. Well done to everyone involved and massive thanks to Ms Gorey for all her help.

2nd Years Luke Cooney and Sean Dunne with their award

2nd Years Luke Cooney and Sean Dunne with their award

 

TY’s Anthony Ryan and Nicky Cooney

TY’s Anthony Ryan and Nicky Cooney

 

3rd years Caitriona Ryan and Michael Ryan

3rd years Caitriona Ryan and Michael Ryan

 

2nd years Antoinette Atik and Laura Hutchinson

2nd years Antoinette Atik and Laura Hutchinson

 

1st years Joseph O’Donoghue, Simon Humphries and Mark Kinane with their teacher Ms Gorey

1st years Joseph O’Donoghue, Simon Humphries and Mark Kinane with their teacher Ms Gorey

 


The Bothy

bothy coffee borrisoleigh

THE FUTURE OF THE BOTHY IS UP TO YOU 
 WE REALLY NEED VOLUNTEERS 
Thanks to everyone who have volunteered a few hours of their time to keep our community tearooms open. Your support is really appreciated. Thanks also to everyone who pops in for cuppa and something to eat. Without you we couldn’t stay open.
However, we still need a few more volunteers. Wouldn’t it be great if our tearoom was open everyday for people to call in or to meet up with friends………….
Give Fiona a call on 0872169150 if you’ve a few hours to spare every week or every other week. Thanks

Borrisoleigh Active Social Club

Marigold Festival 2016

In 2016 Active Retirement Ireland are hosting nine regional Marigold Festival series events in partnership with Home Instead Senior Care. The most local one for Borrisoleigh is being held in the Radisson Blu hotel in Limerick on Tues May 31 from 10.30 to 4.30. There is a Free shuttle bus from the train station to the hotel .
These are fun , interactive & informative days for ARI members and the general public. Each Marigold Festival is free to attend and everyone is welcome.


Inch Trail Fundraising Walk

Cloda Scanlon 500


 Temple Street Hospital Quiz

The Community Centre Committee would like to thank everyone who supported our Table Quiz in aid of the ICU Unit in Temple Street Hospital last Friday night. A great night was had by all, raising €580 in the process. Go raibh míle maith agaibh!

Temple Street Hospital Quiz Borrisoleigh

 


Borris-Ileigh Camogie Club Notes

Borris-Ileigh Camogie Club Collage 600

 

U14’s played Boherlahan last Monday in the park. Borris fought hard in this high scoring game, but unfortunately lost out with a scoreline of 6-02 to 8-05.

Scores from: Emma Doolan 2-00, Dani Ryan 1-01, Katie Fitzgerald 2-00, Emma Galvin 0-01 & Caitriona Ryan 1-00.

U14’s play Templemore next, fixture to be confirmed.

 

U10’s participated in a great day of matches at the county blitz day last Saturday at the Camogie Grounds, The Ragg. The girls did brilliantly on the day and won all around them. Well done girls.

 

Further U10 blitzes are coming up and will be played as follows:

June 25th, July 23rd, Aug 20th and Sept 10th at the Camogie Grounds, The Ragg.  

 

 u10's 2016

u10’s 2016

 

Next U8’s blitzes scheduled as follows:

June 11th, July 16th, August 13th & September 3rd, also at the Camogie Grounds.

Pitches permitting. Parents will be notified by text.

If you or your child would like to participate, new members at all age levels are always welcome.

 


Borris-Ileigh GAA Club Notes

Borris-Ileigh GAA crest

Senior: Our senior hurling game against the Silvermines has now been moved forward. We will now open our North Championship campaign on Saturday evening 28th of May at 7.30pm in Nenagh. If we win this we will be in a quater final. A loss will see us end our interest in the competition. We hope to see you there
Tipp Draw: Names are now being taken for this year’s Tipperary Draw. This is a fantastic competition with a massive prize fund. It costs just ten euro per month and is a vital fundraiser for both club and county. Names can be given to TF Stapleton, Joe Kennedy or any committee member
 
Golf Classic: A big thank you to all those who took part in our Golf Classic at the weekend. A lot of work has gone into the weekend and great credit must be given to Martin Fahy and his committee for undertaking this valuable fundraiser. It is now in its 4th year and we look forward to another great year in 2017. Congratulations to Teddy Kennedy and his team who won the competition.

Pic of the Past ………..down memory lane

Maeve Murray outside Murray's Shop on Main Street

Maeve Murray outside Murray’s Shop on Main Street


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