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Kells Cinema to reopen
for one-off Show
The old Kells Cinema in Suffolk
Street will re-open its doors for the weekend of Saturday 14th
and
Sunday 15th December. “Polar Express” will be
screened on Saturday
at 3pm and again at the Sunday Matinee at 2pm. For the adults, the
always
popular “Miracle on 34th Street, starring our
own Maureen O'Hara,
will be shown on Sunday at 5pm and 8.30pm The Saturday showing will
mark the 77th.
anniversary of the opening of the cinema. Known and loved by most of us
as the
“Oscar Cinema”, it closed its doors in 1982.
Mr. Ken Murray, chairman of
Kells Local Heroes, advises “This is a once-off weekend and it’s
unlikely to be
repeated in the foreseeable future”. He goes on to say “We are really
grateful
for the generousity of Mrs Marjorie Hoey, whose late husband Paddy ran
Kells
Carpets in the old cinema building, as well as Bank of Ireland in the
town
which has met a significant chunk of our costs, for making this special
occasion happen.”
“Made in
Kells” pop up shop
In the lead up to
Christmas Kells Artists and Craftspeople have come together
to open a pop up shop in Kells on the corner of Market St and Church St.
The shop is
located in a formerly vacant premises which was transformed
by Kells Local Heroes last Summer and the use of the space has been
generously
provided to the Made in Kells group by the building owner. The idea was
supported by Kells & District Chamber and Bank of Ireland as
part of the Enterprise Town
initiative.
Local People and
visitors are welcome to pop in and perhaps find that
Christmas gift or individual work of Art they could treasure .The work
is
uniquely special in that it is “Made in Kells”.
A
stool by Fionn Ferguson, a young craftsperson trained in Letterfrack
furniture
college sits proudly in the window, the piece in maple and cork shows
fine
craftsmanship. A glass piece by Fiona Murphy entitled “catching
raindrops”
catches light and glows with colour. Ian Rogans abstract works
demonstrate a fine
application of an artist’s palette knife. Hats and fascinators by
Monica Feher
are beautifully made and sit side by side with prints and painting.
The work for sale
including cards and prints varies in prices from 2 Euro
and upwards, Kate Flood
provides beautiful
photographic prints of local historic places, her photographs of the
botanical
treasures from Girley bog capture the beauty of nature.
Turned timber
pieces by Connor Ferguson in Spalted Beech and cherry demonstrate
the beauty of the wood. Heather Buchanans Ceramic work has Celtic
echoes in both
their forms and textural surfaces. Paintings, prints and pen and inks
by Gwen O’Sullivan
are both delicate and vibrant. Watercolours of local scenes by Lorraine
Clarke includes
streetscapes of the town. Artisan foods made locally are also
represented by relishes
and chutneys from Maperath Farm.
The
pop up shop will be a creative and
vibrant space for the Christmas Season,
local Artist Patrick Morris will allow visitors see work being created
as he works
on his paintings in situ while his contemplative pieces adorn the walls
of the
space.
The opening last
Saturday was a hive of activity and received a great
response by local people both young and old. “One customer noted that
she’d planned
to visit the craft fair in the RDS next week but didn’t need to now as
she’d
picked up all she wanted in the Made in Kells shop” said Jess Olohan of
Kells
Chamber.
The shop will
open each Friday and Saturday from noon – 6pm in the run up to
Christmas.
St
Nicholas visits St Colmcille’s House
Sat 14 Dec 3-5pm.
A repeat of last year's very popular event!
St. Nicholas is looking forward to meeting
the very good boys and girls of Kells in the special setting of the
10th
century house of St Colmcille.
No Fuss Fotos and Picture This by Anne are
kindly taking photos of the children with St Nicholas. Images taken on
the day
will be available to download from "The Kells Camera Club" Facebook
page.
Hot chocolate & mince pies in the
Handball Alley across the road with a disco for the kids!
Raffle
Kells
Christmas Lights
Kellsonline
recently sent an email to Kells Chamber of
Commerce asking if some of the profits from Kells Hay Festival could be
spent
on funding the Christmas Lights for the town. No reply was received. We
note
from the Meath Chronicle that this festival has received an award for
its
success. We also note from the Chamber newsletter that its members will
be
calling on local businesses to collect funds for the Christmas Lights.
The
“mission” of the Kells Chamber, according to its website, is to
“promote Kells
as a great place to live, work and visit”. Surely funding the lights
would come
under this “mission”. Its website also lists its “mission” to “continue
to lobby
Kells Town Council, Meath County Council and the Government on issues
of
importance to the town”.
Mr. John V.
Farrelly is president of Kells Chamber of
Commerce. He is also Cathaoirleach of Meath County Council. Kellsonline
has
been asked if this is a conflict of interest. As one reader asks, “how
does he
lobby Meath County Council if he is Cathaoirleach of that same body?”
But to be
fair, another says that his position on Meath County Council can only
be an
advantage to the town. You have to make up your own mind. Maybe John
would like
to comment. We will be happy to print any response from him.
Bank Queues
We have all
queued up outside the bank door in the morning
at some stage. The queue can be a long one at times, and when we do
gain entry
we sometimes find there is only one teller to serve this line. Does the
bank
not realise that most of its customers have work to go to? Can they not
ensure
that there will be enough staff to, at least, clear this queue and then
reduce
the staff levels? It would facilitate these workers to return to work
and make
more money to lodge with the same bank, leaving everyone happy.
Beware of
Fraudsters
Some
instances of people’s accounts being tampered with have
been reported. Around this time of year, fraudsters are at their worst.
People
have had their accounts accessed. People tend to use the Internet more
and more
for shopping-on-line. Some people leave too much information online and
this
information can be accessed if the person is not careful enough. Keep
personal
information to a minimum, do not disclose your bank account details or
debit/credit details. If you receive a call from someone who claims to
be
working for your bank, get their details and ring your bank for
confirmation.
Under no circumstances should you disclose any personal information to
someone
you do not know, no matter who they claim to be representing.
Causey
Christmas Experience
For Children,
Young and Old, Who Love Christmas!
1st, 6th,
7th, 8th, 13th -15th, 18th-23rd December
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Contact
info@causey.ie
Causey
Farm comes alive with a festive atmosphere – as we
celebrate Christmas with all the traditional charm and magic you’d
expect.
There’s a chill in the air. The farm animals are in for the winter and
the baby
lambs will soon be born. We hear laughter and “Wows” across the old
farmyard –
the time has come to celebrate and we do it in style here at Causey
Farm.
All the sheds have different Christmas-themed events and
everyone moves from place to place to sample each new experience.
Visiting Santa’s house and help Mrs Claus pack his bag for
the big journey.
Slide down
into the toy workshop and play with the toys
Santa has ready for packing.
Make your way
through the Elves’ door to Santa’s Parlour.
Listen
carefully, is that a noise on the roof? You’d never
know who might arrive down the chimney – and of course he has a gift
for all
the children – Hope your name is on one of his parcels!
Follow the
Bethlehem Trail to the stable where Mary and
Joseph take care of their new arrival, watched over by the cows,
donkeys, sheep
and lambs.
Visit
Christmas Cottage to experience an old Irish
Christmas; Make a wish as you stir the pudding!
And of course
don’t forget to Visit the reindeer as they
relax before their big night.
Causey
Christmas Experience lasts one and a half hours!
Spirit of
Christmas Fair, Knightsbrook Hotel, 8th December
Christmas is a
magical time here at the Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort.
Why not
Join us during this Festive Time on one of our Many Packages:
Christmas
Party Nights
Fancy a
hassle free party for Christmas this year? Then
Celebrate in style at the Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Golf
Resort. Our Team
have designed Menus and organised great Entertainment for you, so all
thats
left to do is bring along your friends or colleagues for a night of
Fun, Food
and Entertainment!
Knightsbrook
Christmas Fair
Knightsbrook
will once again turn into a Winter Wonderland
as we host our Christmas Fair 2013. Featuring Christmas Market, Mulled
Wine and
Mince Pies, Evening Entertainment in Swifts Bar and Jazz Singer:Sonya
Grimes
and for Children Face Painting, Kiddies Carousel, Childrens Disco and
Much
More!!!!
www.knightsbrook.com
Meath
Volunteer Centre
Meath
Volunteer Centre is offering comprehensive and
practical Training in Volunteer Management for local volunteers
involving
organisations in Meath.
Training is
practical yet comprehensive, with an emphasis on
local volunteer involving organisations in Meath. We encourage your
organisation to avail of this training as previous participant
Volunteer
Involving Organisations have found it to be extremely useful in
improving the
role, impact and ultimately contribution, volunteers can make to their
organisations.
Training
consists of 4 modules delivered over 2 full days.
Provisional dates are:
NovemberTuesday
12th Nov 2013 9.30am-5.30pm
Thursday 14th
Nov 2013 9.30am-5.30pm
December
Monday 9th
Dec 2013 9.30am-5.30pm
Tuesday 10th
Dec 2013 9.30am-5.30pm
The venue
will be the training facilities at Meath
Partnership offices in Kells. Cost is 40 Euro in total per participant
to cover
the 4 training modules. Tea & lunch refreshments will be
supplied.
The modules
will cover the following topics:
ˇ
Planning for
volunteer involvement
ˇ
Volunteer
Recruitment and Selection
ˇ
Day to day
management of Volunteers
ˇ
Designing a
policy for Volunteer management
As places are
limited, we would advise you to confirm your
attendance as soon as possible. Should you have any further queries,
please do
not hesitate to contact me on 0469280790 or at
jeanette@volunteermeath.ie.
Kind regards,
Jeanette.
046 9280 790/
086 0265665/046 9249
338/jeanette@volunteermeath.ie
Little
Consideration Can Mean So Much
Christmas is a time of cheer for most,
but for some it can
be a lonely and sad time. Those who have lost loved ones during the
year will not
greet Xmas as most would. The empty chair, or chairs, at the Christmas
table
can be heartbreaking. Those who live alone may feel the sadness of
their
solitude most. Make it your business to visit some of these people if
they live
nearby. A simple phone-call can bring great happiness and comfort. Help
and
check on the elderly in your neighbourhood. They need and appreciate
your aid
in whatever form you can supply it. This is a time of giving. Give
simply help
or your time to those that need it. Make it an enjoyable as possible
for as
many as possible.
Continued support
for your local Town Councillors
We are
nearing the end of many Town Councils in all areas of the country. For
so long
these people have given their time, unselfishly and without prejudice,
to their
local communities. This situation can only bring hardship, especially
to the
poorer sections of the community, and those with disabilities, who
depended on
these people to bring their individual circumstances to the responsible
authorities. Kellsonline has absolutely no doubt that these same people
will
still devote their spare time to serving the community in the same way,
irrespective of the disbanding of the councils. It is their nature to
help
people, that’s why you voted them into office in the first place.
So what is
next for these community workers? It is time for us to repay some of
their
kindness and dedication. When next you are asked to vote in County
Council, or
General Elections, remember those that served you so well. The list of
those
involved, presently and in the past, is far too long to print here. You
know
who has helped you and you should repay that service. Most Political
Parties
are represented on your local Town Council. When next you are given a
selection
of names to choose from, give preference to those that you are indebted
to.
When the next
Election, County or General, takes place, all parties will have members
you
have never heard of. There may be people on these lists who have never
served
on local councils but are advertised by Political Parties as their
number one
candidates. Ignore the Party Line, show your support for those that
deserve it.
Remember who came to your aid when you were in need of help. Repay some
of the
massive debt owed to these community workers.
Kells
Cinema to reopen for one-off Show
The old Kells Cinema in Suffolk
Street will re-open its doors for the weekend of Saturday 14th
and
Sunday 15th December. “Polar Express” will be
screened on Saturday
at 3pm and again at the Sunday Matinee at 2pm. For the adults, the
always
popular “Miracle on 34th Street, starring our
own Maureen O'Hara,
will be shown on Sunday at 5pm and 8.30pm The Saturday showing will
mark the 77th.
anniversary of the opening of the cinema. Known and loved by most of us
as the
“Oscar Cinema”, it closed its doors in 1982.
Mr. Ken Murray, chairman of
Kells Local Heroes, advises “This is a once-off weekend and it’s
unlikely to be
repeated in the foreseeable future”. He goes on to say “We are really
grateful
for the generousity of Mrs Marjorie Hoey, whose late husband Paddy ran
Kells
Carpets in the old cinema building, as well as Bank of Ireland in the
town
which has met a significant chunk of our costs, for making this special
occasion happen.”
For your Diary
Kells Peoples Resource
Centre
Saturday
7th December:
Santa’s Christmas
Party, Kells People’s
Resource Centre, 1.30pm – 6pm
Sunday
8th December:
Citizens
Tea Party Peoples Resource Centre 3pm.
Drain Clearing
Kellsonline has been asking for drains to be cleared for some months
now. Over
the last week we have seen great work carried out on this matter. The
footpaths
in many areas have also been lowered
or
attended to as needed. Great to see so much industry in the lead-up to
Christmas. Our senior citizens and disabled will greet the footpath
improvments
with great relief.
To have your business
included in our weekly newsletter
please email info@kellschamber.
CHAMBER NEWSLETTER
07th DECEMBER
Christmas Light Funding
We are
appealing to all business and retailers to give as
much as possible towards the Christmas lights fund.
The Christmas lights are funded
solely by
your contributions. Donations
from our
members outside the town centre would also be gratefully appreciated.
We will be
calling over the next couple of week to collect
your contribution to the lights.
Offex Fiver
Friday Special Offers
Please see
attached for Offex
Fiver Friday Specials
Jim Kiernan
Footwear
Get down to
Jim Kiernan Footwear 20% off all Ladies
boots. Good time to
buy!
Vanilla Pod
Christmas lunch
KICK OFF
CHRISTMAS AT OUR CHRISTMAS LUNCH,FRIDAY 20TH
DECEMBER 12.30-3.30,LOTS OF FESTIVE DISHES,2 COURSES &
COFFEE 21.95 euro 2
COURSES & COFFEE 25.00 euro,FRIDAY 20TH JOIN US FOR
OUR JAZZ DINNER FROM 8PM
,ENJOY LIVE MUSIC & COMPLIMENTARY MULLED WINE TO REALLY GET THE
FESTIVE
MOOD & DINE FROM OUR CHRISTMAS 30 MILE RADIUS MENU (Celebrating
the best of
local products)BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISSAPOINTMENT.046 9240063/92 40084.
Kells Local
Hero’s presents The Savoy Cinema Club
Reopening for
one week only! Please see attachments for
details of shows, dates and times.
Headfort
Montessori
Headort
Montessori still have a few places available, call
now on 046-9240065 to book.
Book of Kells
Talks with Rosemary Power
Christmas with
the Book of Kells. An
evening not to be missed! Please see
attachment for further details.
Kells
& District Tourism Forum
St Nicholas
visits St Colmcille’s House
Sat 14 Dec
3-5pm.
A repeat of
last year's very popular event!
St. Nicholas
is looking forward to meeting the very good boys
and girls of Kells in the special setting of the 10th century house of
St
Colmcille.
No Fuss Fotos
and Picture This by Anne are kindly taking
photos of the children with St Nicholas. Images taken on the day will
be
available to download from "The Kells Camera Club" Facebook page.
Hot chocolate
& mince pies in the Handball Alley across
the road with a disco for the kids!
Raffle
4.00 euro per
child.
Tickets
available in the Chamber Office or McEntees.
Or online at
http://www.eventbrite.ie/e/st-nicholas-visits-columcilles-house-tickets-9148991881?aff=es2&rank=2&sid=0c6faf05454c11e3883812313b01554c
Opportunity to
promote your special offers
At the public
meeting held recently a trader suggested that
each business would hold an in house promotion during Enterprise Week. With this in mind we will
be distributing a
poster to advertise your promotion.
Let
us know your offer/promotion for our Facebook page.
Phone Kells Chamber 0469240055.
Books of Kells
Books of
Kells, Market Street will be open every Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am - 2pm.
A wonderful addition to the town
of Kells, with a fantastic collection
of books for sale!
'KELLS
CHAMBER' & 'KEEP IT KELLS' ON FACEBOOK &
TWITTER
Kells Chamber
manages the 'Kells Chamber' and 'Keep it Kells'
pages on Facebook and Twitter, where we have over 1,000 followers. Be
sure to
'like us' and let us know if you have any special offers or good news
we can
help you to promote.
https://www.facebook.com/KellsChamberOfCommerce
https://www.facebook.com/KeepItKells
http://twitter.com/#!/kellschamber
Also, if you’d
like to raise the profile of your business,
why not use the Chamber window to display your company information.
Contact
Tricia for more details. Tel:
046-9240055.
Kells Heritage
Park
Overall Project Benefits
1.
Provides improved quality of life for the people of Kells and
surrounding
areas.
2.
Potential to attract significant tourist numbers, especially in
relation to the
Boyneside
Trail and the Navan-Kingscourt Greenway.3. Contributes to local
economic growth
through increased number of visitors coming to and spending in the area.
4.
Contributes to growth in direct and indirect employment from provision,
maintenance and associated services.
5.
Meets the aspirations and commitment of the local community for
developing this
important area of public land for recreational and amenity use.
6.
Meets Kells Development Plan objectives to address the noticeable
deficit of
public open space provision in the town; for preparing an overall
development
strategy from a combined tourism and amenity perspective; and for
protecting
and enhancing landscape character and archaeological features.
7.
The rich archaeological, cultural and natural heritage of the site
offers great
potential for interpretation and as an educational resource.
8.
Supports the status of Kells as a well-established Heritage
Town
and the potential of the Commons as a Secondary Tourism Hub.
9.
Contributes significantly to the Green Infrastructure Strategy for
Kells, by
providing publicly accessible open space, habitat enhancement, and
heritage
protection and understanding.
10.
Supports statutory policy at National, County and Local levels for
creating a
strong walking and cycling culture in Ireland.
This interesting photo was taken by Dr Leo Swan RIP in the 1960's from
a helicopter. The bare hilltop emphasises the Spire with its shadow
from the west, obviously an evening shot. At that time the stones
marking the graves were still in place. Regrettably these gravemarkers
were later removed and incorporated in the graveyard wall. The circular
bronze age earthworks are clearly visible. The hill was an important
site from pre-historic times, and is mentioned in the Tain as a camping
place for Queen Maeve's army on their way to battle at Cooley. This
photo was kindly supplied by Denis McCarthy, Rockfield Road.
NRA –
At Last
Kellsonline took the
picture below of a roundabout recently cut by the NRA. It may surprise
you to
see shrubs planted on this roundabout, as before they could hardly be
seen
above the height of the grass. As we have reported previously, this
roundabout,
and more like it, did the Tidy Towns Committee and volunteers no
favours. The
judges in the Tidy Towns Competition pointed to these roundabouts and
approaches to the town as a let-down and mark-down for Kells. A pity
the NRA
did not have these areas ready in time. Is there some plan in place for
regular
maintenance by the NRA in these areas? If not surely there should be.
Public Toilets
at People's Park
The
lack of this basic facility has been pointed out by Kellsonline on an
ongoing
basis.The
provision of toilets for
visitors to the People's Park, Heritage Park, and the town of Kells in
general,has been ignored for far
too long. It is a disgrace. The thousands of visitors to this Heritage
town are
entitled to expect this basic facility. We note that Cllr. B. Collins
brought
this up at a Council Meeting some months ago
but, as usual, no further action has been taken, or at least any action
that
has been made public.
New Our Book Of Kells Facebook
Page
This
week at kellsonline we launched our new Facebook page for the "Our Book
Of Kells" campaign, be sure to check it out by clicking here
...
KHL
Hardware Ltd T/A Kells Hardware
Mr. Eamon
McCormack has now opened Kells Hardware in the former premises of
Olohans Cross
St.
Kells. Kellsonline wish Eamon every success in this
venture.
Apache
Pizza
Apache Pizza is
now open in Castle St. Kells.
Apache Pizza is
part of a nationwide chain of restaurants. They are open from 12pm. To
12am.
Monday to Sunday. Kellsonline wish them every success in their new
outlet.
Update
on North Meath pot holes
Great
to see people will be able to go for a walk soon.When
can we do it on some of Our Roads?e.g
.outside contractors
other than Meath Co. Co. have repaired various roads over the summer.
Unfortunately large potholes adjacent to this work were not attended to
leaving it impossible to walk or drive through.
 
 
We hear you North Meath Roads
Action Group. Ronnie has taken these pictures recently of your plight.
Why some
potholes have been filled, while others, even those in between, have
been left
undone, is amazing! I can remember those same roads in that awful
condition
years ago and it seems nothing has changed. It is a disgrace. Meath
County
Council and the NRA seem more intent on upkeeping the main roads, and
areas
that are in little need of repair, than solving your ongoing problems.
Send us
your photos and we will post on kellsonline and try to shame them into
action.
No promises but we will help if we can.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRMAYgExfag
The
book
is available on sale at:
-
All
branches of Meath Library [Navan, Ashbourne, Athboy, Duleek,
Dunboyne,
Dunshaughlin, Kells, Nobber, Oldcastle, Rathcairn, Slane &
Trim].
-
Maguire's Gift Shop at the Hill of Tara
-
Tierney's Newsagents, Trimgate St,
Navan
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Antonia's Bookstore, Trim
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Alfco
Agri Store, Newtown,
Trim
-
Royal Town
& Country Stores, Ardbraccan, Kilmessan
-
Oliver
Usher's Auction Rooms, Kells
-
McAuley's Grassmeal Office, Balrath, Kentstown
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Brú na
Bóinne / Newgrange Visitor Centre Gift Shop
-
Loughcrew Gardens,
Oldcastle
-
Kraft
Kaffe, Oldcastle
-
Oldcastle Co-op
-
McQuaid's Pharmacy, Oldcastle
-
Slane
Farm Supplies, Collon Road,
Slane
-
Easons,
Navan
-
Brian
O'Donoghue's Barbers, Enfield
-
Sage and
Stone, Duleek
-
Tara
News Newsagents, Dunshaughlin
-
NUI
Maynooth Bookshop on University Campus
-
Maynooth
Books, Main
St,
Maynooth
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Millmount
Museum,
Millmount, Drogheda
-
Eason's,
Town Centre, West St,
Drogheda
-
R.B.
Daly's Auctioneers, Laurence St,
Drogheda
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Ardee
Bookshop, Ardee, Co. Louth
-
An
Grianán, Termonfeckin, Co. Louth
-
Fore
Coffee Shop, Fore, Co. Westmeath
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On www.kennys.ie
for people outside Meath and
abroad.
There
has
been some technical difficulty on the kennys website
recently. If the
book is not coming up please e-mail desi@kennys.ie
or phone 091-709367 and Des Kenny will assist you.
-
The
title of the book is 'The Field Names of County Meath'
The
recommended retail price is 20 Euro
Meath
Volunteer Centre
is
offering comprehensive and practical Training
in Volunteer Management for local volunteer involving
organisations in
Meath.
About
the course
Training
is practical yet comprehensive, with an
emphasis on local volunteer involving organisations in Meath. We
encourage your
organisation to avail of this training as previous participant
Volunteer
Involving Organisations have found it to be extremely useful in
improving the
role, impact and ultimately contribution, volunteers can make to their
organisations.
Training
consists of 4 modules delivered over 2 full
days. Provisional dates are:
November
Tuesday
12th
Nov
2013 9.30am-5.30pm
Thursday
14th
Nov 2013
9.30am-5.30pm
December
Monday
9th
Dec
2013
9.30am-5.30pm
Tuesday
10th
Dec
2013
9.30am-5.30pm
The
venue will be the training facilities at Meath
Partnership offices in Kells. Cost is 40 Euro in total per
participant to cover the
4 training modules. Tea & lunch refreshments will be supplied.
The
modules will cover the following topics:
- Planning
for volunteer involvement
- Volunteer
Recruitment and Selection
- Day
to day management of Volunteers
- Designing
a policy for Volunteer management
As
places are limited, we would advise you
to confirm your attendance as soon as possible.
Should
you have any further queries, please do not
hesitate to contact me on 0469280790 or at jeanette@volunteermeath.ie.
Kind
regards,
Jeanette
Jeanette
O'Reilly
Placement
Officer
Meath
Volunteer Centre
Ground
Floor, Unit 7
Kells
Business
Park
Cavan
Road
Kells,
Co Meath
t:
046 9280 790/ 086 0265665
f:
046 9249 338
e:
jeanette@volunteermeath.ie
w:
www.volunteermeath.ie
TRAINING
COURSES
A
booking deposit of 10 Euro is required and will be refundable
on full attendance
Mindfulness
Course:
Learn
the benefits of meditation, relaxation and of being in the moment.
Learn about
Mindfulness in everyday life
Cost: 30.00 Euro for the
course
HALF
DAY WORKSHOPS
DIY
Workshop: Do It
Yourself Workshop. This workshop will give you the confidence to do
those
simple day to day tasks that need doing without getting stressed.
Cost: 10.00 Euro
Car
Maintenance Workshop:
Car
Maintenance on Wednesday 20 November from 10am to 2pm. This workshop
will give
you the knowledge & skills to maintain your car.
Cost: 10.00 Euro
Decorate
Your Home For Christmas : Great tips
and ideas from Roseann Heeney
Thursday 12th
December 2pm – 4pm or Friday 13th
December 7pm – 9pm
Cost: 10 Euro per workshop
Community
Skills Development Courses - FREE
Places
are limited so book now!
Committee
Skills Training: Monday
Evenings 7pm (Starting Monday 11 November)
For
anyone currently on a committee or involved in the
community or who is thinking about getting involved. This
course will
provide the insight and skills to participate with confidence
Active
Citizenship Training:
Wednesday’s
Evenings 7pm (Start date to be confirmed)
Learn
to appreciate the power of your vote and your
voice
Booking
Essential:
Drop In 9.30am to 1pm or phone 046 9247161
or
email Angela at kellsresourcecentre@gmail.com
or
Patricia at kells.prc@gmail.com
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