Brian McGrath tussles with Waterford's Patrick Curran in Sunday's league encounter.
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24 May 2022
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24 May 2022
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L/R: Eddie Murray (Volunteer), Tony Brennan (Treasurer), Flan Maher (Volunteer), Sean Delaney (Vice -President) and Marie Spencer (Shop Volunteer)
The first of two book sales held for St Vincent de Paul on Sunday last in their shop at Church Street Roscrea was an outstanding success with over €1,000 raised for much needed funds for the Society.
And there are still hundreds of new books, both fiction and non fiction still available there at bargain prices; also included is an Honesty Corner.
Sales of local studies books donated by local authors, John Feehan, George Cunningham, Willie Hayes, Peter Byrne, Martin Breen of Ennis, and publishers Dovea, Tipp Historical Society, FRS, Roscrea Musical Society, Crann and Roscrea People and Roscrea Digest were very much in demand.
Many of these local studies and hundreds of others, childrens, fiction and non fiction will be available in the New Book Sale for the Irish Red Cross for Ukraine in the Methodist Hall, The Mall on Saturday, April 2, next from 10am to 1pm.
Please support as all moneys raised will be forwarded immediately.
If you cant come any donation will be acceptable to the organiser of both sales, George Cunningham through the Roscrea People Book Project.
1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners in our recent poster competition with First years in Religion class in relation to the ETBI Ethos Core Values of the school: A. McAndrew, A. Sulek, A. van der Merwe
Fiona Cooney, Nenagh, right, with graduates Shannon Redmond, Carlow; Andrew Martin, Dublin; Tommy Stenson, Mayo
Irish Water are working on a burst water main in Nenagh
Ballykisteen House Hotel is situated near Tipperary Town
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