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Sunday, November 24th at 2pm is the date for the annual Holycross Ballycahill Parish Sale of Wor
Holycross Ballycahill Sale of Work is always a fantastic day out and this year the annual Sale of Work, which supports the two schools and two Community Centres, will take place on Sunday 24th November.
It starts at 2pm in Holycross Community Centre. The organisers are seeking timber that can be cut for the auction, and ask those available to please contact the Parish Office 0504-43124 with any details.
Donations of baskets or items for hampers, wheel of fortune items and small toys for Lucky Dip will be greatly appreciated and can be dropped to either of the Schools or the Parish Office.
Raffle tickets are currently on sale with excellent prizes - available from both schools, Holycross Parish Office or Holycross Abbey Shop so make sure to pencil the date in now.
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