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WINDGAP TULLAHOUGHT NOTES in the Kilkenny People on June 22nd. 2016 & More Pictures from Nation School County Hurling FInal

25/6/2016

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FÉILE CHAMPIONS: For the first time in the history of local handball, the Club won the Division 1 Féile when they defeated Monaghan Harps in the final in Nenagh on Saturday. In the earlier round of the three team competition they overcame their sister club Galmoy. The victorious side was Jack Doyle, Padraig Foley, Eoin O' Brien and Sean Barron. In addition team member Jack Doyle got 3rd place in the Skills competition.
On the occasion when the Club had four entrants the girl’s team of Roisín Foley, Cliodhana O’Shea, Sontae Jackson, Emer Dunphy and Heather O’Brien were beaten by just two points in the Shield Final in Division two in Ballinahinch. The other sides were, Sean Purcell, Mark McCoy, Adam O’Shea and Niall O’Brien who participated in division 3 in Carrick-on –Suir where Sean Purcell  won 1st place in the Skills Final. In Division 6 Killian Doyle, Jamie Joy, Zak Kennedy and Blade O’Gorman lined out in An Rinn.

JERSEY PRESENTATION: In preparation for the Handball Féile local Glanbia Branch Manager Damien Sheehy made a presentation of Glanbia Jerseys to the Handball club and the players for the event.

​TIDY TOWNS; Rain failed, to stop play on Tuesday evening when two well-known volunteers braved the elements and carried out a huge amount of strimming at the Grotto in Windgap. With work continuing on weeding, planting and hedge cutting on most evenings, Tuesday evening has become a social meitheal at the iconic site attracting an ever growing band of volunteers from over a wide area. The work that has transformed the Grotto area has attracted many positive comments from visitors and supplements the grass maintenance being carried out in the adjacent churchyard by the Fás team. In addition Richie Cashin and Tommy Murphy keep the growth momentum of the new plants going with watering on dry days. At the lake, Amenity Area, GAA Pitch and Playground George Watters and Michael Micklas keep the grass areas in perfect shape. In between both areas at the highest and lowest points of the village, work is scheduled to re-commence on the building of the boundary walls at the forge. The arrival of the sand cement and stone has reinvigorated the team of stone masons led by Seamus Davis and Dermot Houlihan to get the project and landscaping completed.

COMMEMORATING 1916: A crowd of over seventy people, locals and visitors attended the opening of the 1916 Tullahought Garden of Remembrance on Friday evening last. The garden which is located between the Wildlife Lake and Tullahought Village is comprised of a granite monument inscribed with the 1916 Proclamation, seven trees to represent each of the signatories of the Proclamation and a flagpole bearing the Tricolour. The attendance was welcomed by the Development Committee Secretary Mary Egan before the garden was blessed by An tAthair Fearghus O'Fearghail P.P. Windgap.  Following the reading of the 1916 Proclamation by Thomas Egan the Tricolor was raised by Richard Walsh and the attendance were led in the singing of the national anthem by Alan Hearne. The event concluded with a very informative oration by Michael Moroney detailing the events of the 1916 rising and the subsequent war of independence before the crowd retired to the nearby Community Centre to avail of welcome refreshments. Those gathered to celebrate the event on an overcast but fine evening were able to see in the background the famed mountain of Slievenamon and the closer hill of Carraigadoon. Carraigadoon Hill was one of the first places where the Tricolour was erected by Thomas Francis Meagher in 1748 when his forces held the hill for several weeks in defiance of the British troops garrisoned in Carrick-on-Suir. Thanks are extended to all involved in organizing a fantastic evening of commemoration and to all those who attended. And a big Thanks to all involved in developing the Tullahought Garden of Remembrance.

SOS SLIABHNAMBAN: Local action groups along the Lingaun Valley have been campaigning since 2006 to protect the area from the threat of wind turbines. To date these groups have been relying on the generosity of the local communities who supported numerous fund raising initiatives. These action groups drawn from the communities of Ballyneale, Kilcash, Killurney, Carrick-on-Suir, Ahenny, Grangemockler, Tullahought, Windgap and the Caiseal Conservation Committee have united under the umbrella Suir Valley Environmental Group to oppose the Dunoair plans for Giant Wind Turbines. In order to prepare a comprehensive rebuttal to the Dunoair plans that were re-submitted during the week the Suir Valley Environmental Group have engaged a professional consultant to examine the proposals. An online fund raising campaign SOS SLIABHNAMBAN has been launched to help cover the costs. To donate log on to https://www.ifundraise.ie/2532_sos-sliabhnamban.html to help the committee protect the Heritage and Landscape of Sliabhnamban and the Lingaun Valley.

HURLING DRAW WINNERS: Local winners in the Hurlers Co-Op Draw were 8th Prize George Smyth €400. 9th Prize 2 nights Waterford Castle Bobby O’Keeffe Callan. Thanks are extended to all Sellers and Supporters of the draw and club.

CAMOGIE NEWS: The Club would like to extend our Best Wishes and a speedy recovery to Club Player Aine Dunne who is making great progress after her recent accident. The Seniors are playing in Piltown against Piltown on this coming Friday evening in the Senior All County League, all support welcome. Training for all under age continues on Monday's and Seniors/Minors on Wednesday's. The club have their Annual Clothes Collection on Saturday 2nd July @ 9.30am. If you have any full bags please leave them into the G.A.A. dressing rooms any evening your support would be most appreciated.

RED BULL: The local Camogie Club participated in the longest days games in Kilkenny Castle on Saturday last. The local side was Phena Heffernan, Julie Walsh, Ciara Molloy, Aisling Cody, Catherine Foley, Amanda Power, Eimear Moylan, Claire Kirwan, Deirdre Purcell, and Margaret Purcell with Denise Foley as team manager.  Also participating with eventual Hurling finalists Matt the Millers was local player Niall Walsh. In the Final they went down to Mullinavat.

LOTTO: Numbers 4, 7, 15, 28 and bonus number 24. Next week’s prize fund is €6,900. Tickets at €2 are available from any club member.

BRIDGE RESULTS: Winners at the weekly Killamery Bridge Club game played in the Olde House on Monday were; 1st Sarah Crowley and Elizabeth Lanigan. Best Gross: Pat Arrigan and Margaret Comerford.2nd: Moira Hickey and Peggy Vaughan. 3rd: Kathleen O'Shea and Elizabeth Murray

LINGAUN VALLEY: If you wish to be part of a committee to look at developing the Lingaun Valley contact Fergus Horgan,  Harry Everard or Christine Walshe at Kilkenny LEADER Partnership, 8 Patrick’s Court, Kilkenny by calling 056 7752111 or by emailing info@cklp.ie.

NUACHLITIR: Notices for the weekend Masses can be emailed to fearghus.ofearghail@dcu.ie or (085) 8830756dropped into the Parochial House by Thursday evening.

NOTES: Contributors and Clubs are invited to email items for publication with a name and contact number to windgapnotes@gmail.com by Sunday evenings at 6pm. For all the local news and photos visit windgap.ie
 
 

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WINDGAP TULLAHOUGHT NOTES in the Kilkenny People on June 16th. 2016

21/6/2016

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Team Photo from the Schools Hurling Final Verses St. Canices B in Nowlan Park

FÉILE NEWS: For the first time in the history of the local handball four teams will represent Windgap Handball Club in the National Féile competition that takes place in Tipperary and Waterford on this Saturday 18th of June. The Club entrants consists of three boys teams and one girls team that play in Nenagh, Carrick on Suir,  An Rinn and Ballinahinch. They play in Divisions one, three and six respectively with the girls playing in Division two. Also representing Kilkenny is the sides sister Club Galmoy who they meet in Division one. The Galmoy side is led by Billy Drennan who lines out with the Galmoy Windgap under fourteen hurlers and who won the prestigious National Féile Hurling Skills title in Abbotstown on Saturday last. The remaining local clubs include debutants Glenmore, along with Kells, Clogh, Kilfane and Talbots Inch. The occasion matches the achievements of the 2007 Féile hosted in Kilkenny when the local Clubs had hurling, Camogie and Boys and Girls Handball teams entered, with the Hurling side going on to win the Hurling Title.

MEDAL PRESENTATION: Noel Hickey was the guest of honour and presented the medals to the Windgap Schools teams in the Hall on Friday evening. The event for the newly crowned Schools Champions and under elevens followed refreshments and a table quiz with Noel Smith as quizmaster. Amongst the highlights were the words of Noel on what it takes through the practice of the skills and the honing of a players first touch in the field and a home to get to wear the County Jersey and succeed. A special presentation was made to Simon Brophy by School Principal Margaret Lowry for his work with the school teams since 1989. Acting as the Hurling Teacher and the team driver for a generation the multi skilled Simon is the Fields caretaker and is one of the longest serving Coiste na nÓg delegates in the county. Names of the panel members presented with medals to follow.

COMMEMORATING 1916 The opening of Tullahoughts "garden of remembrance" will take place on Friday next, June 17th at 8pm. It will be followed by a short account of the area's involvement in the War of Independence. All are welcome.

FOOTBALL: Club member James Mackey was a member of the Kilkenny team that travelled to Sundon Park in Luton to play Hertfordshire on Saturday. A win saw the side qualify for the quarter final against Scotland in Glasgow on Sunday.

FUN RUN: The Hurling and Camogie Clubs 5KM Fun Run has been re-arranged for this Sun 19th June.

COMMUNITY ALERT The Community Alert Committee is reminding members on the text alert system that the ten euro annual subscription is now due for 2016. You can pay the subscription to any committee member. The committee would like to thank those who have already paid for 2016.
BRIDGE RESULTS: Winners at the weekly Killamery Bridge Club game played in the Olde House on Monday were; 1st Mary Joy and Kitty Meagher. Best Gross: Elizabeth Murray and Catherine Burke. 2nd: Moira Hickey and Finoula Walsh. 3rd: Helen Lanigan and Rita Townsend.

LINGAUN VALLEY: If you wish to be part of a committee to look at developing the Lingaun Valley contact Fergus Horgan,  Harry Everard or Christine Walshe at Kilkenny LEADER Partnership, 8 Patrick’s Court, Kilkenny by calling 056 7752111 or by emailing info@cklp.ie.
TIDY TOWNS; Work continued with weeding and planting at the Grotto in Windgap. Other plans include the restoration of one of the iconic features in the heart of the village. A maintenance Grant has been received from Kilkenny County Council for the Playground Area whilst the local committee are waiting start date for the work on the upgrading of the Creamery Store frontage

LOTTO: Numbers 4, 15, 23, 28 and bonus number 16. Next week’s prize fund is €6,350. Tickets at €2 are available from any club member.

CAMOGIE NEWS: The Club are holding their clothes collection on Saturday the 2nd July in the club rooms so please get collecting and leave any bags of clothes, bed linen, curtains, belts, bags and shoes, in the club rooms any evening when training is on.
The under twelve’s played their blitz in Johnstown on Saturday last they played three matches won two and drew one   the teams they played were St Anne's and Ballyragget. The Team was Ali Kennedy, Emer Barron, Emer Smith, Victoria O'Brien, Sarah O'Shea, Nathania Jackson, Sara Gleeson, Orlaith O'Shea, Sarah Culleton, Sarah McCoy, Lauren Walsh and Denise Foley. Congratulations to you all and to the Parents for driving. Also well done to their Trainers Mick O'Shea Dave Jackson and Michelle O'Brien. Windgap Camogie Club and G.A.A. Club are holding a 5k fun run on Sunday 19th July all support welcome. In Piltown on Sunday evening the Senior side went down to neighbours Piltown in a challenge game.

NUACHLITIR: Notices for the weekend Masses can be emailed to fearghus.ofearghail@dcu.ie or dropped into the Parochial House by Thursday evening. Fr. Fergal’s Mobile number is (085) 8830756.
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NOTES: Contributors and Clubs are invited to email items for publication with a name and contact number to windgapnotes@gmail.com by Sunday evenings at 6pm. For all the local news and photos visit windgap.ie

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WINDGAP TULLAHOUGHT NOTES in the Kilkenny People June 12th. 2016

13/6/2016

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Branch Manager Damien Sheehy makes the Glanbia Jersey Presentaion to the Féile Handball Teams
BALL CATCHING: A mecca of activity for all ages, users of the hurling field in Windgap for Hurling, Camogie, Football, One Wall Handball, school activities, car parking, walks, sports, social get togethers, meetings and external on field activities are invited to support the maintenance and development of facilities by purchasing a ticket for the annual Hurlers Draw over the coming weekend. Proceeds from this year’s draw will help replace the current ball catch fencing that was erected after its predecessor fell foul to Hurricane Charlie in 1986: Finished on the day of the Leinster Senior Final it saw volunteers stay at home to finish erecting the wire and remove the scaffolding. In the interim it has served numerous generations of teams and players well over the past thirty years. The prize fund of €110,000 includes four cars is on offer for the annual Hurlers Co-Op Draw. Tickets cost €50 and can be purchased by anyone from anywhere by contacting any committee member or player or by purchasing online from at home or abroad on kilkennygaa.ie and by selecting Windgap as the benefitting club.

A TWIST IN THE TALE. The on-going saga regarding the Dunoair plans for eight wind turbines on the hills overlooking the Knockroe Passage Tomb took another turn last week when the Tipperary County Council planners decided not to verify the application due to misleading information and lack of clarity. This is the second occasion in the past year when the plans submitted by the developer have been deemed invalid by the Council much to the relief of local residents. It is feared however that it is not the end of these plans and a fresh application could be made at any time. Residents are asked to be vigilant in looking out for new site notices which would signal the lodging of a third application by the developers. In the interim the closing date for objections to Tipperary Co. Co. on the proposal is deferred.

FOOTBALL: Club member James Mackey lined out at corner back for Kilkenny against London in the British Junior Football championship in Nowlan Park on Saturday evening. Played before the Dublin verses Laois Leinster Senior Football Championship tie that attracted over seventeen thousand spectators the side found the visitors too strong. As holders of the Sam Maguire British Junior Championship Cup the Club was represented on the winning occasion by Gerard Purcell. The side travel to defend their title in Sundon Park Luton to play Hertfordsshire on Staurday with extra time to be played if required.

HOMECOMING: A link from the past 1860 in the locality was recreated when the Liston, Family retraced their O' Dwyer’s and Moore Family Roots from Breagaun and Birchwood to Kansas and Alaska and back, thanks to the windgap.ie Website

FUN RUN: The Hurling and Camogie Clubs 5KM Fun Run has been re-arranged for Sun 19th June. Further details to follow.

COMMUNITY ALERT The Community Alert Committee is reminding members on the text alert system that the ten euro annual subscription is now due for 2016. You can pay the subscription to any committee member. The committee would like to thank those who have already paid for 2016.

BRIDGE RESULTS: Winners at the weekly Killamery Bridge Club game played in the Olde House on Monday were; 1st Moira Hickey and Peggy Vaughan. Best Gross: Kitty Meagher and Rita Houlihan. 2nd. Helen Lanigan and Catherine Burke. 3rd: Stella Tenneyson and Rita Townsend. 

LINGAUN VALLEY: Thanks are extended by Leader to all who attended the meeting in Tullahought Community Hall on the 13th April. The next step is to form a committee for the region and to include representatives from both counties on the committee. It will be run by KLP who have identified the development of the Lingaun Valley as one of their flagship plans. If you wish to be part of a committee for the region contact Fergus Horgan,  Harry Everard or Christine Walshe at Kilkenny LEADER Partnership, 8 Patrick’s Court, Kilkenny by calling 056 7752111 or by emailing info@cklp.ie.

CAMOGIE NEWS: Bad news has seen a hand injury to Lisa Phelan one of the gladiators of the local club. Having recently returned from Australia the injury occurred in the final minutes of the game against Dicksboro in Dunnamaggin on Sunday week.

TIDY TOWNS; As judging date is imminent weeding continued with growing numbers at the Grotto in Windgap and the awarding of a €1500 amenity grant from Kilkenny County Council whilst hedge planting continued in Tullahought. County Heritage Officer and ecologist Janice Fuller will make a short presentation outlining practical activities community groups can undertake to assist local wildlife with special reference to the National Pollinator Plan in Inistioge in the coming weeks. To attend ring 056-7794487.

LOTTO: Numbers 1, 2, 15, 22 and bonus number 27. Next week’s prize fund is €6,000. Tickets at €2 are available from any club member.

NUACHLITIR: Notices for the weekend Masses can be emailed to fearghus.ofearghail@dcu.ie or dropped into the Parochial House by Thursday evening. Fr. Fergal’s Mobile number is (085) 8830756.

​NOTES: Contributors and Clubs are invited to email items for publication with a name and contact number to windgapnotes@gmail.com by Sunday evenings at 6pm. For all the local news and photos visit windgap.ie
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Community Games Gymnastics

6/6/2016

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WINDGAP TULLAHOUGHT NOTES in the Kilkenny People June 5th. 2016

6/6/2016

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Faces from the Dunnamaggin and Carrickshock JJ Kavanagh Itermediate Hurling League Game in Windgap.

STRANGE TIMES: As the School Hurlers captured and celebrated a County Title win in Nowlan Park the adult hurlers were also in winning form. In another clash developing in the area the players wear inter-county and international colours. In it key players are three organizations that all benefit substantially from public funding from Dublin and Brussels.  With Tipperary County Council following a Planning Consultants report in a “now it is” and “now it isn’t” a protected region, the application of Dunoair to  erect four hundred foot high wind turbines along the ridges of the Lingaun Valley to Slievenamon clashes with Kilkenny Leader Partnership plans to develop the area as a cornerstone of “Irelands Ancient East”.  Caught in the middle and concerned with the potential impositions is the local community whose ancestors created and protected the Ancient, Early Christian, Medieval and Anglo Irish history and sites in the area for the past 5,000 years.

HUGE CONCERN: When the consultation process for Variation 3 (renewable Energy) to the Tipperary Development Plan closed on Monday last over 750 submissions had been submitted by concerned residents asking for Knockroe Passage Tomb and the Lingaun Valley to be protected. However the story does not end there, on Tuesday Dunoair lodged a planning application for eight Wind Turbines 126.5 Meters or almost 400 feet high on the hills overlooking the Passage Tomb with three of them in the area where the setting sun lights the western chamber. The turbines will also be on the sight line from Baunfree Megalithic Tomb to the Cairn on the summit of Slievenamon. 

NEW TIMELINES: This new threat to the communities on the Kilkenny, Tipperary border prolongs the ten year campaign to protect the heritage and landscape of the area. Having fought a successful battle to initially protect the area the plans by the multinational company comes on the back of Tipperary County Councils plans to change the status of the area. In reality the community have just five weeks to object to these plans which would destroy the integrity of Knockroe, the wider archaeological area and the local protected views of the beautiful Landscape that stretches to Slievenamon. The closing date for objections to Tipperary Co. Co. is 27th June.

COMMUNITY ALERT The Community Alert Committee is reminding members on the text alert system that the ten euro annual subscription is now due for 2016. You can pay the subscription to any committee member. The committee would like to thank those who have already paid for 2016.

LINGAUN VALLEY: Thanks are extended by Leader to all who attended the meeting in Tullahought Community Hall on the 13th April. It covered Irelands Ancient East Framework, and included a SWOT analysis on the Lingaun valley and the 5 ‘A’s of Tourism. The next step is to form a committee for the region and to include representatives from both counties on the committee. It will be run by KLP who will be delivering the next LEADER Programme in Kilkenny and have identified the development of the Lingaun Valley as one of their strategic actions. If you wish to be part of a committee for the region contact Fergus Horgan,  Harry Everard or Christine Walshe at Kilkenny LEADER Partnership, 8 Patrick’s Court, Kilkenny by calling 056 7752111 or by emailing info@cklp.ie.

CAMOGIE BLITZ: Windgap Camogie Club Hosted the under 10's Camogie blitz on Saturday. After a great occasion on a beautiful day, the club would like to thank all the parents who helped in providing refreshments and to the clubs Piltown St Anne’s and Tullougher that travelled to take part.   
CAMOGIE NEWS: On one of the saddest days since the club was founded over twenty five years ago Dicksboro comprehensively defeated Windgap in the senior all county league in Dunnamaggin on Sunday last. With time on hands to reverse the slide before the knockout championship games training for all players takes place in Windgap on Friday at 8pm. On this Wednesday the Under 14'S are playing the Emeralds in Urlingford.

EXAM STUDENTS; Mass will be offered for all students doing the State Exams on Saturday 4th June in St Nicholas's Church Windgap at 7.30pm. Both Junior Cert and Leaving Cert Exams Start on Wednesday the 8th June.

SCHOOLS FINAL: Nowlan Park was a joyous and historic place on Thursday evening when St. Nicholas Nation School became the Cumann na mBunscoil County Champions when they defeated St. Canices B side. See Sports Pages for photos and match report.

HURLERS DERBY WIN: Windgap recorded a three point win over their sister club Galmoy and Windgap on Saturday evening. Behind by three points at the break two second half goals were the turning point. After the game both sides shared in the refreshments and chat that saw former players that clashed at senior level for both clubs renew acquaintances. See Sports pages for Jerry Drennan’s match report and Lena Powers match photos.
FUN RUN: The Hurling and Camogie Clubs 5KM Fun Run has been re-arranged for Sun 19th June. Further details to follow.

TIDY TOWNS; Work continued in both Windgap and Tullahought villages during the week with have entered this year’s Tidy Towns competition. In Windgap more stonework is planned whilst tree planting took place in Tullahought. With amenity and graveyard funding available both areas are looking forward to good news in the coming weeks.

LOTTO: Numbers 5, 6, 12, 23 and bonus number 7. Next week’s prize fund is €4,850. Tickets at €2 are available from any club member.

CLOTHES COLLECTION: The Camogie Club is are holding their Annual  clothes collection,  so please fill those bags, Collection date in next week’s notes  

HURLERS DRAW: A prize fund of €110,000 including four cars is on offer for the annual Hurlers Co-Op Draw. Tickets cost €50 and can be purchased from any committee member or player or online on kilkennygaa.ie and selecting Windgap as the benefitting club.
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NUACHLITIR: Notices for the weekend Masses can be emailed to fearghus.ofearghail@dcu.ie or dropped into the Parochial House by Thursday evening. Fr. Fergal’s Mobile number is (085) 8830756.
NOTES: Contributors and Clubs are invited to email items for publication with a name and contact number to windgapnotes@gmail.com by Sunday evenings at 6pm. For all the local news and photos visit 
windgap.ie

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Please Check out the WINDGAP.IE Facebook Page for regular updates 

4/6/2016

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Please note that the majority of Windgap & Tullahought (and surrounding areas) news can be found on the windgap.ie facebook page.   You can view the Facebook page at:
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All important infactructure, permanent pages and important updates such as "Kilkenny People Notes" and parish bulletin will continue on windgap.ie 

You wont need to be a member of Facebook, but we would advise it as you can be part of a more interactive community experience, enabling you the community to contribute to your own Windgap & Tullahought page.  

If you are a member of a local organisation, you can easily reach the over 1000 members who automatically see all your dates.  

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