Cake Sale Sunday 23rd June Áras Uilinn 10:00 to 13:00 In aid of Scoil Cholmáin Tuairíní

Lego Summer camp 6th to 9th August 2019 at Áras Uilinn, Moycullen.

Book online at bricks4kidz.ie/galway  or call  087-9442399

Campa Spraoí, Teach na Gaeilge, Mhaigh Cuilinn, 22-26- July. To book call 087-4188050

Irish Dancing Summer Camp in Moycullen

* August 12th-16th (10am-2pm)

* Halla Mor, Scoil Mhuire Moycullen.

* For children 4 and upwards & new beginners very welcome. Fun introduction for new beginners. ?

Fee €60.

Places are limited and filling up fast. Don’t miss your chance to dance this summer.

TO BOOK : Call/Text Arlene on 086-6081546.

Arlene is a registered teacher with An Coimisiún Le Rincí Gaelacha, Garda vetted & a former dancer with Michael Flatleys Lord of the Dance

AGENDA:

• Minutes of last AGM
• Managers Report
• Annual Accounts
• Plean Teanga
• Moycullen 2030 project
• School Site in Kilrainey
• Community Centre status
• AOB

Moycullen Heritage / Cumann Staire Ruaidhrí Ó Flaitheartaigh won the Heritage Publication Award, for their book Ruaidhrí’s Story – How Moycullen got its name’. The groups aim in writing the book was to foster an appreciation of the legacy of Ruaidhrí Ó Flaitheartaigh as well as the history and heritage of the Moycullen area. Ruaidhrí was a Moycullen born, 17^th century, internationally renowned antiquarian, author, historian and scholar. This unique publication raised awareness amongst the local children in the history and heritage of their locality as well as in Ó Flaitheartaigh himself. Children from the four local National schools took part in the creation of this illustrated tri-lingual book ‘’Ruaidhrí’s Story – How Moycullen got its name’. Their book published not only in Irish and English, was also published in Polish reflecting the diverse population in Moycullen included the illustrations of the local school children. The four local National schools are including the book as a core part of the local Heritage Section of the History Curriculum.

Pictured from left to right: Cllr. Sean O’Tuairisg Cathaoirleach of the County of Galway, Thomás O Cadhain, Mark McNally, Tara deRenzy, Hazel Morrison-Pagett, Walter McDonagh, Eugene Jordan and Christy Cunniffe, Galway County community archaeologist.