Community Notes Sept 4th

Mass Time Changes

The 7pm vigil mass at Timoleague on Saturday night last marked the end of an era for now. The 10am Sunday mass at Clogagh was also the last to be celebrated at that time for the foreseeable future. This week-end a new mass time schedule will come into being at the two parish churches. On Saturday evening the vigil mass will be celebrated at Clogagh at 6pm. The 11.30am Sunday mass at Timoleague will remain as is.

The reduction of masses is unfortunate and is a direct result of a shortage of priests within the diocese and the resulting consequences have been inevitable for some time.

Underage Camogie Success

Barryroe under 11 camogie team had a great win over Bandon in The West-Cork “A” Shield Final played at Bandon on Saturday evening last. These young girls played exceptional camogie over the hour and defeated the home team 6-2 to 2-0. Congratulations to all players and mentors involved but especially Timoleague girls: Aoife Harte, Ellen Foley, Fiona Walsh, Juliete Harte, Niamh Doyle and team captain Mariane Keohane.

Road Bowling

Congratulations to Hannah Sexton who won her All -Ireland U18 Final on the Cullyhannah/Crossmaglen road in Armagh on Saturday evening last.

This was Hannah's 4th All- Ireland success to date, winning two at under 16 and now two in U18s.

It was a great weekend overall for the South West Bowling Region with Cillian Twohig, Kilmeen and Wayne Parks, Clonakilty winning the U16 and U18 Boys Finals also in Armagh.

The European Youth Trials begin in Castletownkenneigh this weekend at 10am for Boys and Girls born in 2004/2005/2006.