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06 Sept 2025
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Treasa McGrath, Newcastle, with her parents Margaret and Mattie, at Mary Immaculate College. Treasa graduated with a Professional Master of Education (Primary Teaching) degree.
Newcastle Community Council
Newcastle Muintir na Tire Community Council are having the official opening of the newly extended and renovated Community Hall Newcastle which will be held on this Friday, November 4 at 7.30 pm.
This is a opportunity for all local people to see the great work that has been done. All are welcome.
Positive steps Together
Newcastle Positive Steps Together are holding a fundraising Monster Auction in Ballymacrabry community Hall on Sunday, November 4 starting at 2pm.
Lots of amazing items for the auction including Home wares, Home heat Vouchers plus many more.
If any businesss or individuals would like to donate to this worthy cause please contact.
Positivestepstogether@gmail. com - Your support would be greatly appreciated.
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