ST. COLMCILLE'S PARISH NEWSLETTER JUNE 1995

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Above: Brian and Jackie Scully

pictured with son David and his sponsor, G a y e Browne,

also his sister Rachel Below:

John Byrne with parents Rita and John, sister Jennifer,

and extended family

Most people will know Joe Kelly, especially the mums and dads whose children have attended or currently attend the 10 o'clock children's Mass. Joe is their friend who plays the guitar.

He was born in Drumcondra , the youngest of three children and w a s educa t ed at O 'Conne l l ' s School. As a y o u n g b o y h e w a s ve ry m u c h in to s o c c e r a n d b e c a m e a m e m b e r of H o m e Farm Football Club. He played mostly on the field as a de fende r but some-times in goal and was considered to be good at the game. Whi le playing in the under 17's, his team won almost every match they played. "Alas" says Joe "by the t ime I was 1 8 - 1 wasn ' t all that great, a l though I was asked to join Bohemians but did not take up the offer". On leaving school he en te red U.C.D. w h e r e he gained a degree in Science and fol lowed up this achievement with an H.Dip in Maynooth College.

By then of course, he had met Noeleen (now his very a t t r a c t i v e wi fe ) . She w a s a s e c r e t a r y in t h e Dental Hospital and they were both members of the Pioneer Musical and Dramat ic Society in St. Francis Xaviour Hall. Noeleen loved acting in plays and she and Joe soon b e c a m e involved in numerous musicals, plays and pan tomimes in the Society and also in the Father Ma thew Hall.

After they married they moved to the south side of Dublin and w h e n Joe b e c a m e a t eache r of Science and Biology in St. Benildus, Kilmacud, they moved into the Knocklyon area w h e r e they n o w live with

their three daughters , Lisa, Joanne , Helen and their dog Penny.

Ten y e a r s a g o , Joe v o l u n t e e r e d to h e l p at t he Children's Mass. The Mass w a s specially des igned for y o u n g ch i ld ren du r ing w h i c h t hey a c t e d ou t little p layle ts f rom the Gospe l . Joe, D e n i s e and Marion O ' C l e r y w e r e t h e first to m a k e u p t h e p l ays and r e h e a r s e t he c h i l d r e n to pe r fo rm t h e m d u r i n g the Mass. Then there w a s t he choir . Ruth Kelly w a s in charge in the early days and w a s later rep laced by Eimer O 'Ne i l l . Colm played the guitar. It w a s then that Joe dec ided to learn to play the guitar. Soon he mastered the art to perfection and today he still plays at the 10 o ' c lock Mass. The Drama cont inues under the direction of Eva Coffey. The choir is going strong - forty singers - and ALL girls.

I found Joe to be an easy conversat ional is t with a good sense of humour . He is still t e ach ing Science and Biology in St. Beni ldus . "You seem to be very happy there" I said. "Yes" he replied, "I like teaching and I suppose if you like your job it means a lot". Just recent ly , b e c a u s e of t he in t roduc t ion of Transition Year, the boys of St. Benildus College and the girls of St. R a p h a e l a ' s go t t o g e t h e r fo r a p r o d u c t i o n of "Grease". This was the first product ion in the college for 20 years and proved to be a riotous success . Most of the boys had never been in front of the footlights before and they have n o w b e c o m e wi ld ly enthusi-astic to repeat the exper ience , and are n o w hoping to p roduce a show as an annual event .

Joe and his family have always spent their holidays e i ther in Ireland, England, Scot land or Wales . This was because most of June and July w e r e taken up by m a r k i n g e x a m p a p e r s w h i c h Joe d o e s eve ry year. They felt that August was a lways too hot to go abroad as they canno t take too much sun. However , history was made in the Kelly househo ld last year. Joe got his first passport and in June they took off for Portugal. Everything was perfect , the w e a t h e r just right and a wonderfu l t ime was had by all. Of course, n o w that they have started, there 's no knowing w h e r e they'll be off to next.

"Joe" I said, "You are a very happy and contented man" . "Well" he replied, "perhaps it's b e c a u s e all my life I've been sur rounded by w o m e n . I was the only boy in my family. I have two sisters and n o w I have a wife, three daughters and he laughed even the dog is a lady.

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We arrived back at the Youth and Community Centre with two bus-

loads of exhausted adventurers after a great day. Deirdre-Anne Wynne

The Youth Club's A.G.M. was held on 16th May and a list of the new commit tee will be published in September .

A GREAT DAY OF ACTIVITY The activities of the Youth Club ended for the summer on the

weekend of 26/28th May. A fun night took place on Friday

26th and an outing to Blessington on Sunday 28th. Deirdre

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At half-past eight on Sunday 28th May, members of the Youth Club

assembled outside the Youth and Community Centre to begin their trip

to Blessington Leisure Pursuits Centre.

The buses arrived on time and everyone piled into them, baggage,

junk food and all. The engines revved and we were on our way.

When we arrived we were welcomed, and given a pep talk by the

instructors who were to look after us during the various activities

throughout the day. Our groups for the day were organised and we set

off to enjoy ourselves.

There were plenty of activities in which to participate, both on land

and in the water - horseriding, archery, orienteering, Canadian

canoeing and kayaking are an incomplete list of what we got up to. A

trip on the waterbus, complete with a talk about the lake was an

attractive way of learning History. Unfortunately, for some, the trip

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CLUB The season is now drawing to a close. Our 10A team has won the League and are in the final of the Shield. Congratulations to Ken Lyons and Mick Ralph on the excellent performance of the 12A team. They finished a very creditable 4th in the highly compe-titive Division 12A1 of the Dublin and District Schoolboys League (this Division featured top Schoolboy Teams like Home Farm and Manortown). Two of the 12A team were selected to play for the Dublin Schoolboys League against the Belfast League recently. Congratulations to Oliver Pugh and Eoghan Fitzmaurice who scored twice in an exciting 5-4 win.

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^outig ^Musician We send warm congratulations to Clare Crehan (age 14) from Orlagh Park, Knocklyon who has had a very successful year at the piano. In March she won "The Seamus Delaney Cup" for piano (under 16) and "The Asgard Cup" for piano (under 18). In Feis Maitiu she was runner-up in the Mozart/Hayden (under 16) and the Impressionist Competition (under 16). She has already won the Romantic (under 16) and Post-Romantic (under 16) and the Tynan Cup for Concerto playing.

In April she performed in the National Concert Hall and won the instrumental section of the 'Talented Teens" competition.

Clare is a second year student at Sancta Maria College, Ballyroan and studies piano under Audrey Chisholm at the Royal Irish Academy.

We wish her continued success and look forward to hearing more news of her musical endeavours.

I . C . A . H e w With Summer approaching, the Knocklyon Guild rounded off its activities with a Treasure Hunt in the city centre on the 20th June. . Our Table Quiz on the 16th May proved a

great success as did our coffee morning in the Pearse Museum in Rathfarnham. A most enjoy-able time was had by all who attended a Line Dancing and Ballroom Dancing weekend in An

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McGlynn who won awards for their impressive crochet and breadmaking.

Our meetings will resume on the first Tuesday in September with a full and entertaining pro-gramme for the Autumn. New members always welcome. Why not consider joining us when we resume? We'd love to see you.

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A G.I.F.T. FOR KNOCKLYON One of the most challenging qualities in young people today is their directness - an appraising look, cool observation and if satisfied, open and honest approval. Dissatisfied? well they simply vote with their feet. It's a haunting image at the back of your mind as you face them with a new initiative and wonder, what if they don't like it? It takes courage to face that critical set of eyes, and courage is what Fr. Joe has in abundance - stacks of it.

He has already firmly established the Faith Friends Programme in the Parish for young people making their Con-firmation. Over the years, he has brought together a team of young Adult Faith Friends who share their experience of Faith and help the young people understand and participate more fully in the Sacrament of Confirmation. And after Confirmation? Massive doses of that courage and that's how G.I.F.T. came to Knocklyon.

Fr. Joe saw the great loss to our community if contact was broken with such a vitally important group of young people dispersed among Secondary Schools in adjoining Parishes. Growing In Faith Together seemed to be the logical extension to the Faith Friends Programme but would it appeal to such a critical audience? For a period of five weeks before Easter over forty young teenagers met in groups of 6 - 8 to work through a programme of topics of particular relevance to their lives. With the help of adult facilitators, our community, their community was put under intense scrutiny. Their commitment and enthusiasm for the Programme turned a fledgling initiative into one of the happiest, noisiest, most constructive forums for discussion to have taken place in Knocklyon. And yes, there is G.I.F.T. 2 and 3, 4 , 5 . . .

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GROWING IN FAITH TOGETHER

7t/fat tfte yycuty fi&yfiie, t6emeioe& t/tMtcfa My first group meeting lasted for about an hour and 15 mins. We just talked and got to know each other. There were five girls and three boys in my group. After each meeting we had drinks and some sweets. The second meeting was about friendship and we all got along well and had a good laugh. By now all the groups were getting alongt well. The fifth and final meeting was excellent. We talked about God and prayer and we also had a bit of fun. We organised a reunion and it was held in the Junior School on Thursday June 1st. We had a Mass, celebrated by Fr. Joe and then had some food and drinks in the Community Centre. I would especially like to thank the group leaders who organised the meetings and to Fr. Joe who organised the Mass and the reunion. If there is to be a G.I.F.T. 2 Programme I would highly recommend it, if it is anything like G.I.F.T. 1. n ..

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We wish good luck to all the athletes in Santry. Our deep gratitude once again to Aileen Millane and Derek Fox and all the other people who helped to

make the swimming competitions so successful. We wish all the competitors every success in the finals. We also wish all our team participants and their Managers the best of luck in their different disciplines and

will bring you a more detailed report in the next edition. A final note of congratulations to our Chess team who played so well against much older opponents.

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A great day was had by all at the Knock lyon A th le t i cs Finals. The Executive wish to thank everybody invo lved and particularly those who

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A special thanks to Larry K iernan and Bill Tyson of Bros. Pearse Athletic Club for marking the track so well. As can be seen by the gold, si lver and bronze winners some budding athletes are in prospect.

JUNIOR SCHOOL NEWS

(L.-R.) Ciara Kelly, Ciara Lambert, Simon Dean, Brian Byrne-Keating, and Sarah Walsh wait in anticipation.

We expect that everybody will take full advantage of the long "hot" summer days and we look forward to knuckling down to another fun filled academic year in September.

The "Red Carpet" will be rolled out in September to welcome our new arrivals - all 210 of them.

Parents - please note to return Book Lists to the Secretary's Office before Friday 30th June.

Uniforms will be available from the school - first two weeks in July and

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The end of the school year is fast approach-ing and the month of June sees the Junior School alive with summer energy.

Tour bound buses filled with smiling faces are a familiar sight. The children are preparing with anticipation for their Sports Days which should be even more exciting this year thanks to the arrival of our new parachute.

We were saddened to learn of the death of Claire Sweeney's father and we wish to take this opportunity to offer our deepest sympathy to her and to her family.

Congratulations to our secretary Cathie on the birth of her bouncing baby boy.

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(Left) Aaron Harbonrney and Parents (Coolamber Park)

the last two weeks in August. The school will be closing at 12 p.m. on Friday

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SENIOR SCHOOL NEWS Go on, t h r o w tha t b u r d e n s o m e schoolbag under the stairs. It can languish there, lost and forlorn in the deepest darkness of its black isolat ion. Do no t once relent to see if it has m a d e f r i e n d s w i th the discarded shoes and boots of yesteryear. Wha t d o you care if its count ing the days to Augus t 31st. You're certainly not!

As I write this article children a re l e a v i n g t h e e n v i r o n s of Knocklyon and heading for such

Junior School Principal Mr. Paul Dalton, with daughter Jane, son Alan, wife Denise, Mark who was confirmed

and youngest son Robert Emma Cahill with her

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Nole en Kelly on

Confirmation Day

24th May

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We have all enjoyed a particul-arly happy and eventful year in the Senior School. The Principal and staff would like to wish you all a happy holiday. Go on - climb those mountains , swim in the sea, walk in the countryside. Enjoy eight weeks of glorious freedom.

On the 31st Augus t you may gingerly prise open the door to the unders ta i rs world and retrieve the much maligned schoolbag. It may sniff and protest for a few minutes but I can assure you, it will soon perk up when it realizes it has been chosen to walk down the hallowed corridors of the Senior School for yet another year.

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Tallaght-Templeogue Cycle Route The old Tallaght Road (quiet route) in con-junction with a segrega ted cycle path f rom Balrothery roundabout to Templeogue Bridge currently form a major commuter route. It is proposed that the Ballycullen Road and Fir-house Road cycle paths will be linked using the newly-constructed pedestrian/cycle bridge and cycle path at Mount Carmel Park. Application for funding for this work has been included in the Council's applications for grants from the Dublin Transportation Initiative in 1995.

Extension of Firhouse Road Cycle Path This short extension follows the widening of Firhouse Road at the junction with Knocklyon Road (near Templeogue Bridge). A "Toucan" (combined pedestrian/ cycle) crossing is pro-posed in the upgrading of the traffic signals. This work should be completed in 1995.

Pedestrian Footpath at Knockfield Manor Junction As par t of s o m e l andscap ing works being car r ied out this m o n t h at th is junc t ion , a footpath will be provided to facilitate pedes-trians crossing Knocklyon Road at this point.

Lansdowne Park * It has been decided to provide a railing to extend f rom the junct ion of Fi rhouse Road with Knocklyon Road to the extremity of the g reen a r ea o p p o s i t e the L a n s d o w n e Park Houses which face Firhouse Road.

Lotto Winners! Once a l locat ions of National Lottery funds have been decided by the Government it is a matter for the individual spending Minister to decide which projects in their areas of respons-ibility will receive Lottery funds over the course of t h e y e a r . The following are just some ex-amples of where the money we didn't win went last year:

• Conservation works

Grant in aid funds for the following:

• Communal facilities in voluntary housing schemes Local Authority Library Services Provision and renovation of swimming pools Youth and sports organisations Irish Museum of Modern Art, National Concert Hall and other cultural agencies National Heritage Council Irish Red Cross Society Royal Irish Academy of Music Grants to Colleges providing courses in Irish Gaeleagras na Seirbhise Poibli Publications in Irish Capital Building and equipment costs of special schools for children in care

• Building, Equipping and furnishing of health facilities

SWEEPING STATEMENT! Has a n y o n e in K n o c k l y o n n o t i c e d road-s w e e p e r s a t w o r k on e i t h e r K n o c k l y o n Road or Scho la r s town R o a d ? If so p lease le t Cllr. M u l d o o n k n o w . T e l e p h o n e 4 9 4 6601 . The luxuriant growth of weeds at both l o c a t i o n s i n d i c a t e s t h a t n e i t h e r of t h e s e roads have been swep t recently.

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SENIOR SCHOOL NEWS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9

SPORTING REPORT In our final repor t on hur l ing mat ters we would simply like to ment ion all the boys w h o were on our panels this year. They pu t in a great effort in training and matches.

JUNIOR: A. Hickey, P. Timmons , S. Conlon, C. McAteer, N. K a v a n a g h , B. Q u i n n , B. O ' C o n n o r , T. S w e e n e y , B. Kennedy, C. Doody, K. Douglas, P. Roche, M. Noonan, S. B r e n n a n , C. S c o l l a r d , D. M c D o n a g h , C. S ty l e s , R. M c A u l e y , S. G i l l i s , L. B y r n e , K. C h a m b e r l a i n , D. Agnew.

SENIOR A: K. Edge , K. O 'Byrne , A. M o r a n , J. Kielty, S. H e n n e b r y , M. O ' D w y e r , C. M u r p h y , P. O ' C o n n o r , M. Lally, S. Fee, K. Seery, P. Egan, T. Sweeney, C. Keaney, C. Hennebry, D. Noonan , P. Kirwan, S. Walsh, K. Flynn, C. Cahill.

SENIOR B: E. M u r r a y , R. Ryan , J. Byrne, C. Raffer ty , M. F i t z g e r a l d , K. L a w l o r , R. M c D e r m o t t , R. K a n e , I. Barrett, R. Maher , M. Kiernan, K. Fielding, S. Gleeson, J. Colleary, N. O'Shea, A. Keane, I. Harmon, A. McNamara.

Thanks to all the paren ts w h o provided us with lifts to and f rom matches - their help is greatly appreciated.

Well done to Karl Seery, Bernard Donohue and Ann M c C o r m a c k w h o p l a y e d fo r D u b l i n P r i m a r y School Teams in Croke Park recently.

Final ly, m a n y c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s to S T E P H E N D E V I N E from 5th class (Rm. 9) w h o is a m e m b e r of Xanadu, the group which w o n the f i n a l of the John Player Tops Com-petition. T h i s is p r o b a b l y on ly S t e p h e n ' s f i rs t s tep to fame and fo r tune . Wel l d o n e Stephen!

It is proposed to hold the Annual Parish Social Evening in late September.

Anyone willing to help organise this event, please contact the Presbytery at 4941204.

We are also looking for people to host tables in all areas.

Please contact Catherine at 4946082.

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During the past few weeks I bave looked at butulreds of entries for tbe Knocklyon Community Games Art Competition. Not for tbe first and probably not for tbe last time I bave been amazed at tbe brilliant talent of tbe cbiUlren in Knocklyon. Tbe under 8year age groups tetuled to focus on birds of all sbcules atul colours; extraordituiry animals wbicb could play

football (usually with a "Man. United" badge!r) and lots and lots of rainbows and goUleti sun beaming down on all It obviously suggests a very bealtby imagituitioti and happy outlook from these youngsters.

We didn't have too many under 10 age entries, however tbe uruler twelve age group was very competitive this year. Tbe range of colours, styles and themes was impressive. Again, lots of football, tennis atul running but also a good many semi-abstract entries (at least that's bow I interpreted them!') Some of the entries were quite outstanding for their craftsmanship. One of the mysteries which baffles me however is what happens to all this talent ivheti they move up into the older ranks?

Entries for under 16 and 18 year ages are virtually non-existent! Whatever the reason, it is obvious that there is great scope in the Knocklyon area for an Art Society/Club. It's a shame to see all this talent apparently going to waste and not being channelled I'm sure that there must be somebody out there who might consider establishing a Knocklyon Art Society. With summer here there are still lots of bright evenings to paint ami sketch arid when winter comes there is no better hobby for passing the time.

Vincent Kenny, 92 Glenvara Park

"HERALD SPECIAL" Congratulations to our victorious hurling team who took this trophy

home from Croke Park on Tuesday 13th June.

Niall Lavery with Bishop Eamon Walsh after the Ceremony

Mr. Pat Kelly, chatting with Emma Hogan at the Confirmation Reception

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Councillor JOHN

HANNON Cathaoir-leach of South

Dublin County Council 1994/95

As the end of his term approaches, we asked Cllr. John Hannon to tell us a little about his year as Cathaoir-leach of the newly formed South Dublin County Council. Below are some extracts from his reply for your information.

My overall object ive was to begin the process of changing the perception of Local Government . This means providing improved services in a more effect ive way.

A County Development Off icer has been appointed and a first class promotional booklet entitled "South Dublin - T h e Ideal Bus ines s L o c a t i o n " has been p r o d u c e d . It is be ing distr ibuted internationally through Irish Embass ies and the I .D.A. with a view to onward inves tment and job creation, with particular emphasis on tourism.

The "Civic Vis ion" Programme is the policy outline that underpins Council activities. It has now formed part of the C o u n c i l ' s s t r a t e g i c p l a n - " P a r t n e r s h i p wi th the C o m -munity" . A priority has been to put the Arts centre-stage in Council activities. This we have done through the Commit tee working with the Counc i l ' s Arts Of f i ce r and have a 3-year Arts Strategy in place.

W e have a lso m a d e a de ta i l ed submis s ion to Dept . of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht seeking funding for a major Theatre/Art Centre on a site owned by the Council near the Square.

We have produced and are implementing an Irish Lang-uage Policy Document entitled "Tus Maith".

On a m o r e m u n d a n e but equa l ly impor tan t no te , I am happy that at last the local road network has been improved -Ballycullen Road and Knocklyon Road were opened during the past year. Phase III of Firhouse Road is underway.

In my year as Cathaoir leach I have met public represen-tatives from France, Wales, Germany, Poland and recently the p r e d o m i n a n t l y U n i o n i s t m e m b e r s of B a n b r i d g e Di s t r i c t Council in Northern Ireland. I have also welcomed the then Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, and a number of Ministers to the Civic Of f i ce s . I have spear -headed the new Civic Awards w h i c h r e c o g n i s e c o m m u n i t y a c h i e v e m e n t in a r a n g e of activities.

My happies t day as Ca thao i r l each was 14th D e c e m b e r when I opened the new County Library in Tal laght . Over 1000 people visit it daily. It is a wonderful facility and it was a great honour to open it on behalf of the n e w County of South Dublin. 14

Looking to the future: T h e Counc i l ' s site at Tal laght has been recommended by independent consultants as being the m o s t su i t ab le in I re land fo r a W a t e r Le i su r e C e n t r e with 50m. pool. These consultants were appointed by Government and we n o w await the dec i s ion of the Min is te r fo r Spor t . Without such a pool , it is virtually impossible for our young swimmers to compete at Olympic level. T h e Water Leisure Complex would be a tourist attraction and leisure facili ty for the large young populat ion of the entire South Dubl in area.

T h e f i r s t m o m e n t o u s year in the l i f e of Sou th Dub l in County Council is rapidly drawing to a close. W e can all take some satisfaction f r o m the fact that the new Counci l has been successful ly launched and that our n e w Headquar te r s have b e c o m e a real i ty . Whi l s t a lot of p rogress has been made during 1994, much remains to be done. W e must now build on the achievements of year one so as to ensure that South D u b l i n C o u n t y C o u n c i l wil l d e v e l o p its o w n d i s t i nc t ive i d e n t i t y , an i d e n t i t y t h a t wi l l b e c h a r a c t e r i s e d b y the provision of a quality, value for money service to the people for whom we hold this new County in trust.

Together , we can do it.

C O U N C I L L O R J O H N H A N N O N , Cathaoirleach.

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t y p i c a l a b s t r a c t w a y o f t h e t i m e , t h a t l o v e i s , of

n e c e s s i t y , u n i v e r s a l . P u t m o r e s i m p l y , " y o u c a n ' t

l o v e a n y o n e , u n l e s s y o u l o v e e v e r y o n e " .

T h e o l d a d a g e " c h a r i t y b e g i n s a t h o m e " i s t o o

o f t e n q u o t e d w i t h o u t t h e p h r a s e t h a t f o l l o w s i t . . .

" b u t d o e s n ' t e n d t h e r e " !

A l i t t l e r e f l e c t i o n o n e x p e r i e n c e c a n b r i n g h o m e

t h e t r u t h of a l l t h i s . N o t h i n g destroys a r e l a t i o n s h i p

a s t h o r o u g h l y a s p o s s e s s i v e n e s s . T h e p o s s e s s i v e

s p i r i t s e e k s t o o w n t h e o t h e r p e r s o n , a n d n o o n e

w a n t s t o b e o w n e d ! T h e p o s s e s s i v e p e r s o n s e e s

h i m s e l f / h e r s e l f a s l o v i n g d e e p l y , b u t t h e o n l y o n e h e

is l o v i n g is h i m s e l f . M e a n w h i l e h i s p a r t n e r g r o w s in

f r u s t r a t i o n a s p r e c i o u s f r e e d o m is c u r b e d , a n d c a n

o n l y r e s p o n d in a n g e r o r h a t e w h e t h e r o u t w a r d l y or

w i t h i n .

O n t h e o t h e r h a n d , l o v e e x t e n s i v e l y a n d t h e h e a r t

e x p a n d s . T h e e x p e r i e n c e o f l i f e g r o w s f u l l e r a n d

m o r e v a r i e d . O n e b e c o m e s e n r i c h e d w i t h a s e r e n i t y ,

u n d e r s t a n d i n g a n d c o m p a s s i o n t o w a r d s e v e r y b o d y

t h a t g r o w s e v e r d e e p e r .

L o v e is t h a t m y s t e r i o u s c o m m o d i t y t h a t d e f i e s all

l a w s o f p h y s i c s a n d e c o n o m i c s : t h e m o r e y o u g i v e

a w a y t h e m o r e y o u h a v e . S q u a n d e r y o u r s e l f i n l o v e

a n d y o u w i l l b e c o m e m o r e w h o l e , m o r e f a i t h f u l a n d

m o r e a b u n d a n t i n w h a t y o u h a v e t o g i v e . B u t t h e

m a i n b e n e f i c i a r y o f y o u r a b u n d a n c e w i l l b e y o u r

Fr Dandj

Hotly on... • K.Y.C.

FUN NIGHT The Youth Club raised a sum of £100 on their Fun Night on May 26th. This money was forwarded to St. Michael's House, Goats town and was gratefully received. Well done to all concerned.

• A CRY FOR HELP Urgently needed adult help to open the Coffee Dock on Sunday and Thursday evenings during the summer: At the moment we are open on Sundays so that the youth of the parish can have a place to meet and talk. However, we need more help to open on a Thursday night. Please consider giving just one night this summer for a few hours. If you can, please leave your name and phone number into the Presbytery for the attention of Fr. Joe.

• MUSIC IN THE AFTERNOON The summer season of concerts by the Irish National Folk Company continues eveiy Tuesday to Friday from 3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. in the Tearooms at St. Enda's Park, R a t h f a m h a m . F u r t h e r in format ion from 4933053.

• TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC On Saturday 24th June Dublin Zoo will host a Teddy Bears' Picnic. All children who bring along a Teddy bear will be admitted free of charge for the occasion (accompanying adults are liable for normal entry fee). Normal Zoo opening hours apply (10-6). Attempts are being made to break the record for the biggest picnic. "You'd better go in disguise".

• DUBLIN SOUTH COMMUNITY RADIO This new radio station goes on air on June 24th, with community information, history, heritage, drama and a wide variety of Classical, Jazz, Country & Western and Rock music. After the initial broadcast at 2 p.m. on J u n e 24 th the s t a t ion will be on air every Wednesday to Friday 8 - 1 1 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 2 - 1 1 p.m. Happy listening to DSCR!

• SCOUT DRAW RESULTS May '95 £100 Yvonne O'Neill, 7 The Rookery

£50 Michael Brennan, 156 Coolamber Park £25 P. & M. Falconer, 9 Beverly Rise

Decent Baptisms Michelle Christina Colfer, 71 Ashton Ave. Aaron Christopher Steven O'Grady, 55 Templeroan Ave. Aisling Margaret Acheson Pennycook, 35 Lansdowne Park Kenneth Martin Wigglesworth, 3 Templeroan Meadows Steven Colum O'Brien, 57 Idrone Park Lauren Anna Freir, 246 Woodfield Sarah Ann Smith, 27 Orlagh Wood Evan Daniel Dunne, 61 Westbourne Lodge Samuel Joseph Giffney, 6 Beverly Lawns Emma Maura Christine Bolger, 15 Castlefield Manor Aoife Elizabeth O'Brien, 115 Woodfield David Michael Wall, 14 Ashton Lawn Julie Teresa O'Keeffe, 34 Templeroan Way James Patrick O'Carroll, 42 Templeroan Way John Michael McCarren, 161 Woodfield David Patrick Tighe, 24 Templeroan Meadows Lucy Ellen Flanagan, 5 Scholarstown Park Mark Alan Murray, 21 Woodstock Park David Michael Skelly, 9 Orlagh Lodge Nicola Una Murphy, 9 Glenlyon Grove Johnny Murray, 7 Castlefield Court Niamh O'Reilly, 82 Woodfield Niamh Veronica Connell, 4 Beverly Park Lisa Marie Cooney, 68A Westbourne Lodge Thomas Declan Walsh, 60 Dargle Wood Sophie Nicole Fleury, 58 Templeroan Avenue Caitriona Hannah Ryan, 21 Templeroan Park Daniel James Young, 16 Templeroan Crescent Cathal John Burke, 1 Beverly Grove Mark William Dolan, 8 Templeroan Crescent

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS/CONTRIBUTORS The next issue of "Knocklyon News" will be circulated from 28th September. Items and adve r t i s emen t s for inclusion should reach the Presbytery by Sunday 10th September. We would like to t ake this opportunity at the end of our production year to thank all our advertisers and contributors for their support since last September. Also a special word of gratitude to our printers Lantz Ltd. for their invaluable advice and assis tance. Finally, we wish to express our appreciation to the pupils of 5th and 6th c lasses who have distributed the Newsletter throughout the Parish over the last year. "Good luck" to those who are leaving St. Colmcille's to start their secondary education and we look forward to welcoming our new distributors "on board". Enquiries re advertising to June at 4941204 (10 a.m. - 12 noon) Mon. - Fri.

Have a lovely Summer - see you in September.

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