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Editor’s Note April - Time to Rise!

If March centres around St. Patrick’s Day, April is when we begin to appreciate that Spring has really arrived - the temperatures rise (as do our spirits!) and the days begin to have a bit of length in them once more.

For those who figure Winter is a time to stay indoors, April offers the chance to get out and about again, to enjoy taking a bit of exercise without fearing frostbite and, with a bit of luck, fewer children to hose down after their various mucky escapades :) In a way April is when we come out of hibernation, start planning various events with a fair hope that weather will not stop play, think of various DIY projects - maybe even carry some of them through - and check the finances to see if a Summer holiday will be possibility.

While the origins of some of the names of our months are clear ( January, for example, comes from Janus, the Roman god of ‘openings and beginnings’), April is somewhat of a mystery.

It may derive from the Latin word ‘aperire’ (‘to open’) in the context of the season when trees and flowers begin to bloom, but it is also possible that April is derived from the Greek or Etruscan goddesses, Aphrodite and Apru.

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Local News

A Red Letter Date for Your Diary Award-winning author and playwright SP McArdle will be staging her magic history adventure, 1916: The Red-Letter Play, in Naomh Barrog GAA Club on Easter Monday, April 17.

The play is adapted from the finale of her magic children’s book ‘The Red-Letter Day’.

It was described by The Sunday Independent as one of the Sunday Independent’s best children’s books of 2016, described in their Christmas gift guide as: ‘A brilliantly imaginative romp through key points in Irish history, featuring fun adventures with fascinating people.’

Can time-traveller Jenny the Adventuress and her guide O’Flahertie (who might just be a famous writer!) save the day for the Proclamation of the Irish Republic?

A top actress (whose name is under wraps for now) will play the lead role of Jenny the Adventuress and the other main part is O’Flahertie (yes, Oscar Wilde).

The other two roles in 1916: The RedLetter Play are Constance Markievicz and Padraig Pearse.

If you’d like to audition or help out in any way, please email spmcardleauthor@gmail. com.

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The Great Mystery Camera Tour

Photo by Peter Barriscale (Malahide Camera Club)

The #jj community, founders of one of the largest global Instagram photo communities, joined in the St. Patrick’s Day Festival with a mystery adventure to a scenic part of Dublin Malahide. Those taking part registered at Connolly Station at 9.30am before being given a free mystery trip to their destination.

After snapping photographs right through the day, including this picture with Mayor of Fingal Darragh Butler at Malahide Castle, they returned to the city.

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School building to start in Summer Alan Farrell, Fine Gael TD for Dublin Fingal, has said that regarding the new school building for, the Department of Education and Skills has now issued a letter of intent to builders for a new building at St. Oliver Plunkett’s National School, Malahide. which indicates that.

“I am delighted with news that the Department of Education and Skills has put the project ontrack to begin construction this Summer. It is great news for pupils, parents, teachers and the wider local community - we have had many false starts in the past, however, we are now in the final stages before construction begins.

“As a past pupil of the school, I am pleased that the delivery of the new school building is now in sight. I would like to commend everyone involved with the school, the Board of Management, the Principal and teachers, and of course, the parents, who have worked so hard over the past few years to make this project a reality.

“With the letter of intent to builders having finally been issued, all major hurdles the project has faced in the past have been overcome. The local community in Malahide have waited too long for the delivery of this new school building.

“I will continue to engage with the Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton TD, and his Department, until the new school building is completed and its doors are open to students.”

Photo of Alan Farrell TD at St. Oliver Plunkett’s National School, Malahide

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Your Guide To Easter Fashion

As Easter approaches our thoughts run to Bunny Eggs and Easter Bonnets so what’s in and what’s not for kiddies fashion this year? Well pastels are Huge, mint green, orchid pinks and soft blues are definitely the go to palette for 2017. Remember Easter weather will call for gorgeous dresses but don’t forget the cardies. A soft cardi is a must buy for this time of year and if will get plenty of use for our unpredictable summers.

Best colours are white and pink of course!! Don’t forget light or sheer tights, as positive as we can be they are essential for getting wear from Spring dresses. Don’t buy sandals too soon, a little pump will bring you further.. leave the sandals till May/ June.

Boys will need to layer up too, you can’t go wrong with a long sleeve polo shirt. Cobalt blue and yellow are great colours for Easter but classic navy and reds are the perfect combo if you’re not feeling brave enough for yellow. Gilets are a great option for our Spring season and if it’s chilly add a “dressy” hoody. Jeans are a perfect weight for Easter so invest in a new pair in washed blue as they will bring you right through to Autumn. Again Cobalt and Mediterranean blues are the fashion colours for boys trousers and will team up with all colour tops so if you fancy a change ... go blue!

For older girls a nice Denim or Leather jacket is a great transitional piece and will work equally well with leggings, jeggings and tunic / legging combos .

Easter is a traditional time to ditch the winter woollies, hats and scarves so fingers crossed Easter hats will make an appearance and we can say good bye to the Winter Wardrobe!!

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Mayor of Fingal on the run!

Politicians, as a rule, are not noted for their fitness levels. One exception is Councillor Darragh Butler, Mayor of Fingal 2016/17, who has completed all five of the Fingal 10k (Swords) since 2012 and is looking forward to completing a sixth this July. “I’ve never really been fit, so the joke each year is that my training for this year’s event was completing the previous year’s event,” he notes.

“Being a Councillor I never made much time for running or exercise outside of this.

So for me, Parkruns are an excellent idea and a great opportunity to have something structured. Without Parkrun I would probably go back to doing no exercise at all,” he says.

“Back in 2015 I was walking at River Valley Parkrun in Swords at an Operation Transformation event, when someone approached me to tell me about the then new Donabate Parkrun at Newbridge House.

“A few months later I completed my first Parkrun in Donabate and to date I’ve completed 11 Donabate Parkruns and 10 River Valley Parkruns and I hope to complete many, many more over the coming months.

“I would strongly recommend Parkrun to all. It’s a great way to start your weekend, to possibly blow off a bit of steam after a busy

Photo by: Paul Walsh Photography From Fingal 10k (2016)

week at work, or to simply get out and enjoy a bit of exercise with friends and members of your community, whether you want to run, walk or a combination of both. No pressure, just go at your own pace and enjoy yourselves and make new friends from your community along the way.

“Please also take the time to volunteer every now and then as these events would not exist without volunteers. In this regard I would like to particularly like to thank Elaine and Sean for Donabate Parkrun and Bryan and his team for River Valley Parkrun.

“Fingal County Council have six excellent Parkruns: Porterstown Park; Hartstown Park; Ardgillan Castle, Balbriggan; Malahide Castle; Newbridge House, Donabate; and River Valley, Swords. There is also an excellent Junior Parkrun in Rush every Sunday morning that my son Adam loves completing every weekend. Over the course of March, April and May I hope to set up a challenge to complete all six of the Fingal Parkruns and anyone who wants is invited to join me.”

You can join up with the Mayor to walk, jog or run at Malahide Castle on Saturday, April 29; Hartstown Park on Saturday, May 13 and at Rivervalley, Swords on Saturday, May 27.

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Locallink Fingal, Louth and Meath Local Link provides safe secure and reliable Public Transport services in local and rural areas of Ireland. The aim is to provide safe, reliable and secure bus transport services in Rural Ireland.

The mission statement of the original Rural Transport Programme, is ‘to provide a quality nationwide community based public transport system in rural Ireland which responds to local needs’.

Local Link’ is the brand name for the organisations delivering the Rural Transport Programme nationally. At a national level, the Rural Transport Programme is managed by the National Transport Authority. In 2017 the National Transport Authority will continue to identify improvements in existing services and developing appropriate new routes based on the budget of €15.9m (includes €1.5m from Department of Social Protection).

Over 40 new additional rural transport services are currently being examined by the Authority to be delivered across the State this year. Key features of the new service developments include greater integration with existing public transport services and better linkage of services between and within towns and villages.

At a local level, in Fingal, Louth and Meath, the original Rural Transport Programme companies are now pooling their experience, knowledge, resources and competence across their respective counties to deliver excellence in rural public transport services and passenger experience, care and comfort. ‘ In Fingal specifically, two new Locallink services are due to come on stream in mid-April 2017. These are • Balbriggan, Millfield, Naul, Balyboughal, Oldtown, Garristown and onto Ashbourne.

• Knocksedan, Swords Manor, Brackenstown Road, Main Street Swords and Pavilions Other proposed routes for the area are also under consideration/development at the moment such as a package of routes centred around the Fingal train stations, accessing tourism sites and local parks. The theme of the initiative is ‘Trains and Tourisim’.

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WHAT IS CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)?

WHAT IS CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)?

And how can this therapeutic approach help in dealing with depression and anxiety?

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is a therapeutic approach used in the treatment of depression, anxiety, phobias and many other mental health conditions. This approach is largely based on simple mind training.

We have all got individual styles of thinking i.e. negative, positive, black and white (polarised), all-or-nothing, catastrophic, overgeneralisation or fearful to name but a few. In many cases, our style of thinking is unhelpful and can cause depression, anxiety and other dysfunctional conditions.

The aim of CBT is to challenge the client’s way of thinking from 3 perspectives:1. Logical – are the thoughts making sense.

2. Empirical - is there any reality attached to the thoughts 3. Pragmatic – are the thoughts helpful in everyday life.

CBT is a goal oriented therapy with strategies to teach the client to control the thoughts and behaviours that are causing distress and to change these thoughts and behaviours to more helpful ways of dealing with everyday issues.

Therapy would typically last from six weekly sessions upwards depending on the severity of the issues being dealt with. From session to session interspersed with homework, clients would practice new ways of thinking and behaving that would serve them better in creating a healthier and happier state of mind.

Written by Bernadette Meade, Psychotherapist and Counsellor.

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Local Sports

Malahide Tennis for Everyone!

Malahide Tennis Club with the support of Fingal County Council, Tennis Ireland, Parks Tennis Ireland and Tennis Brand Yonex have launched a Schools Tennis Initiative in Malahide. The goal is to offer every 6-year-old child the opportunity of a six-week Tennis coaching program running until the middle of April.

Jim Watt, Director of Coaching at Malahide Lawn Tennis Club said; “The Schools Tennis Initiative will see coaches from the Club going into every Senior Infant Class in Malahide schools. The final session will provide teachers and parents the opportunity to visit the club to see the facilities and the benefits of coaching for their children and maybe also themselves!

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The partnership involves Fingal County Council supplying funding, Tennis Ireland coaching expertise in school’s tennis, Yonex equipment to make it happen and Malahide Tennis Club providing the opportunity for children to take part in this exciting sport.

Rob Weir of Yonex said “This type of project is

exactly the sort we like to get involved in at local community level as they try to bring children into a sport which is a true sport for life.”

The hope is to make this an annual event so that in years to come every child in Malahide will have had the opportunity to try tennis at some point, and also train up local teachers so that they

can deliver tennis as a simple part of their school programmes The Club greatly appreciates the support of Fingal County Council for their financial support of and the support of Tara Congdon - Tennis Ireland Regional Development Officer, Fingal Area

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Ingredients -800g Sweet potato -1 large tin salmon (drained) -1 egg (whisked in a wide container) -3 hunky chunky slices wholegrain bread (loaf not slice pan) -450g colourful vegetables (eg. frozen veg- brocolli, cauliflower, sweetcorn, carrots, peas) 16

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Home Cook Recipes

Funny Faced Fish Cakes!!!

Method

Cáca éisc (Makes 12)

1. Cook the sweet potato and mash. Cook the various vegetables.

2. Add the salmon to the sweet potato mash and mix together.

3. Shape into balls or use a cutter to make shapes.

4. Dip the balls into the egg and cover them.

5. Dunk and roll the balls in breadcrumbs.

6. Fry off on a pan until the outside of the balls start to brown and become crispy.

7. Make faces on your fish cakes using the cooked colourful vegetables.

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Noticeboard & Parish News ACTIVE MALAHIDE: Malahide

The format of the competition is Foursomes Stableford and it will be taking place in Malahide Golf Club on Monday 21st August.

All funds raised will go directly towards NCBI’s Early Learning Centre, which provides specialised education service for children from birth to six years, experiencing sight loss. For further information or if you are interested in participating, please contact Roisin Walsh in NCBI on 01 882 1984 or

GRANARD CUP: For only €5.00 per person, with a minimum entry of €100 per club, you could take part in this fundraising event.

Established in 1933, the Granard Cup is one of the longest running ladies golf competitions in Ireland.

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1. A place of refuge from danger or hardship. (6) 5. A poor densely populated city district. (6) 10. Landlocked Central European country. (7) 11. Even more absurd. (7) 12. A metal piece of money. (4) 13. North and South country. (5) 15. Oven for a potter. (4) 17. A short day to be married. (3) 19. Substance which separates milk into solids and liquids. (6) 21. Great birds of prey. (6) 22. Quickly, speedily. (7) 23. Woven container with handles.

(6) 25. Lacking physical strength or vitality. (6) 28. A state of matter. (3) 30. Dry like a desert. (4) 31. Slippers with no fitting around the heel. (5) 32. Popular Indonesian island. (4) 35. Just the place for sport and concerts. (7) 36. Trace the shape, as of bodies at crime scenes. (7) 37. No longer frozen solid. (6) 38. Change for the worse. (6)

2. A meeting of musicians. (7) 3. Boisterous songbird. (4) 4. A field where grass is grown to be made into hay. (6) 5. Breathed noisily, as if exhausted.

(6) 6. Long fish. (4) 7. A pursuit of little importance. (7) 8. Craned at the performer. (6) 9. Swimwear for men. (6) 14. A performance of music especially by a soloist. (7) 16. A cap for the French. (5) 18. A hen kept for her eggs. (5) 20. A cheap and vulgar item. (3) 21. A mischievous fairy. (3) 23. Slowly cook food with a small amount of liquid in a tightly covered pan. (6) 24. Vegetable mistakenly known for iron content. (7) 26. The sort of exercise that sets you up for the day. (7) 27. Expelled from your own country.

(6) 28. Treated with adhesive, like an envelope. (6) 29. A good with faults, usually sold at a reduced price. (6) 33. A personal belief not based on proof. (4) 34. Flower supporter. (4)

ANSWERS Spinach, 26. Bracing, 27. Exiled, 28. Gummed, 29. Second, 33. View, 34. Stem.

9. Trunks, 14. Recital, 16. Beret, 18. Layer, 20. Tat, 21. Elf, 23. Braise, 24.

Down: 2. Session, 3. Lark, 4. Meadow, 5. Gasped, 6. Eels, 7. Trivial, 8. Dancer, Damage.

Gas, 30. Arid, 31. Mules, 32. Bali, 35. Stadium, 36. Outline, 37. Thawed, 38.

Kiln, 17. Wed, 19. Rennet, 21. Eagles, 22. Rapidly, 23. Basket, 25. Feeble, 28.

Across: 1. Asylum, 5. Ghetto, 10. Austria, 11. Sillier, 12. Coin, 13. Korea, 15.

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