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Malahide Historical Society-Robbs Wall Castle Various cartographers and chroniclers have used a variety of names such as Roebuck’s Wall, Robertswall, Rob’s Wall, Robbs Walls and Robswalls. The castle remains a dwelling but has no history as such, no battles, no sieges, not even agreement on how it should be spelled, yet it still stands to-day as a romanticlooking entity overlooking the maritime approach to Malahide. When Sir Richard Talbot was granted the lordship of Malahide about 1185 AD he, in turn, granted various parcels of land to the well established Abbey of St. Mary, off Capel Street. Fishing boats entering the harbour of Malahide paid dues in the form of fish to the monks who farmed the land. The monks also benefited from shipwrecks. In an inquisition of Henry VIII dated 1539, St. Mary’s Abbey was found owner of 93 acres in Roebuck’s Wall, together with a castle and six mesuages there, to the annual value of £3 13s 4d and on the surrender of the monastery to the State, Wm. Cottrell, “parson of the convent” was provided with a pension of £3 6s 8d chargeable on the tithes of Roebuck’s Walls. When the monasteries were suppressed by Henry VIII, he granted Robswalls to his Sergeant-at-Law and Solicitor-

General for Ireland, Patrick Barnewall. At one time it had its own small harbour hewn out of the shore rocks. Some say it was in front of the castle and that traces can be seen from time to time when storms push back the sand. It also acted as a light-house service when, at dusk, a fire was lit on top to guide fishermen home. The Down Survey of 1654/56 lists ‘one castle with a thatcht (stet) house adjoining and a barn and stable, thatcht’ occupied by ‘Nicholas Barnwell of Turvey, Irish Papist’. An interesting story relates how the castle came back into Talbot hands. It seems Barnwell or Barnewall was growing old as a widower with just one beautiful daughter whom he wished to marry off to a wealthy but unattractive merchant from Bristol. There was a sea trade between that port and Malahide. To deter other local suitors he kept his daughter confined in the castle. However, Talbot’s youngest son fancied her and, disguised as a nun, he gained entry to the lady’s bedchamber in the castle. When she was found to be with child Barnewall was forced to settle the Robs Wall estate on the couple before his grandchild was born. To be continued in next issue.

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March in Malahide Library Bricks 4 Kids Lego will give a workshop as part of Engineers week on the 2ndMarch at 2pm. Bricks 4 Kidz deliver Science Foundation Ireland accredited workshops to engage children in the concepts of Science Technology Engineering & Maths (S.T.E.M.). Learning through play girls & boys (aged 7 - 12) bring Lego Technic models to life whilst developing the relationship between their hands & brain. Suitable for children aged 7-12. Please contact the library to reserve your place. Malahide Library is thrilled to welcome Giggles the Clown, who puts all the fun into learning Irish, using puppets, balloons, magic, and more! This free show will take place from 2pm until 4pm, so make sure to check out this excellent Fear Grinn.

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Toddler Group Thursdays @ 10.00 – 10.45 Parent and Toddler group meet every Thursday morning to socialise, play games and learn. Baby Book Club:Thursday the 28th March. New parents and toddlers always welcome to the group. Fichille Sóisearach Chess Club Wednesdays @ 15.00 - 16.00 Make new friends and play chess at our weekly Wednesday chess club; 7-12 year-olds New Members Welcome Club Scánnan Film Club The afternoon Film Club will be taking place 5thMarch @ 3.45pm. The evening Film Club will be taking place on 26th Mar@ 6.45pm. There will also be a film screening on the 12thFeb and the 12th Mar at 5pm. Ceardlann Scríbhneoireacht Chruthaitheach Creative Writers The creative writers group will meet on the 6th March @ 6.45pm Conversation Salon on the 21st March at 3pm

Conversation Salons are relaxed, informal, café style gatherings that invite a wide variety of people to engage in uplifting and enriching conversations on a range of different topics. Whether you’re 19 or 90 years old, unemployed or a company CEO, a new member of your community or a long-time local, Conversation Salons bring together all different kinds of people at these friendly welcoming events where you meet new people and hear different opinions and ideas. Ciorcal Comhrá Conversation Groups French on Mondays @ 4.30pm Conversation only - a reasonable level of fluency required. German on Mondays @ 6.30pm all levels welcome. Gaeilge onThursdays @ 11.30-12.30 Practice speaking Irish in an informal setting at this weekly Irish conversation group. New Members welcome. Spanish on Thursdays @ 6.30pm new members welcome especially Spanish speakers.

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Vacant Housing Unit established by Fingal County Council Fingal County Council has established a dedicated Vacant Housing Unit to ensure that numbers of empty houses around the county are kept to a minimum.As part of this, a specific Vacant Homes Officer has been detailed to manage the pressing need in bringing these properties back into use as demand for housing continues to grow. Director of Housing Margaret Geraghty said that although the amount of vacant housing stock in Fingal is one of the lowest nationally, there is an urgency to bring vacant stock back into use and this has been recognised by Fingal County Council through its establishment of a Vacant Housing Unit. She said: “It is seldom the case that a property is vacant simply because somebody has decided not to live there. There are a range of reasons why a property might not be in use, so we try to open direct engagement with the property owner, the receiver, the bank or whoever it happens to be, to get the houses back into use.” In terms of its own stock, the local authority has continued to maintain a void rate of less than one per cent during 2018. She added, “We have about 5,500 properties in our stock, which is an increase of 60 per cent over last 10 years. There has been a very substantial increase in social housing across the county, and we manage to maintain a very low vacant property level within our own stock.This is something that we continue to put a lot of focus on in terms of how we go about our business,

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and we ensure that we have contractors on panels that we can quickly get them into refurbish properties.” She advised members of the public if they are

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Gaelscoil Ros Eo Celebrate Tenth Anniversary

Malahide lourdes pilgrimage For the past thirty five years a pilgrimage from Malahide has gone to Lourdes to the Shrine of Our Lady. The organizing committee fundraise each year to help to bring elderly and sick people on this

By Rebecca Daly Gaelscoil Ros Eo has begun planning their celebrations for their tenth anniversary. The school was set up in 2008 and was held in the Rush Scout Den in Kenure Woods. In February 2009, the school moved to its current location on the grounds of St. Maurs GAA Club in Rush.The school are marking the occasion on June 7th. They plan to hold some shows in the school - as Gaeilge, of course – during the day for the pupils along with some other activities. They also plan to invite their past pupils in to celebrate the anniversary. In the evening, they will invite parents to a celebration in the hall in St. Maurs GAA Club with a barbeque, music and a raffle. To fundraise for this special day, the school are running a monthly cash draw called “an Pota Óir”, which translates to pot of gold. To enter this, participants send €5 in a special envelope into the school. All of the envelopes are then put into a drum and one winner is chosen. The money made from the collection of the envelopes is split into two, with half going to the chosen winner and half to the school. The first draw took place at Christmas, with the school and the winner taking €265 each!The draw is open to everyone and envelopes can be collected in the school.

visit to Lourdes. Wheelchairs are provided and also volunteer helpers to push them. The group have their own priest with them, usually from one of the Religious Orders. Each day they have their own Mass in one of the chapels or churches in Lourdes. They take part in the Blessing of the Sick ceremony every afternoon in the underground Basilica and the Torchlight Procession every evening, the baths and other organized events and the highlight is of course all the available time to spend at the Grotto. The pilgrimage is very popular, not only with Malahide people but with people from surrounding areas and North County Dublin. All are welcome. This year the pilgrimage is from 19th to 23rd August. If you would like to join us please contact Jo 087 6163648

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Don’t wait until your health prevents you getting the best value By Dave Kavanagh “It’ll never happen to me”, would appear to be the thought process behind the lack of preparation many people are guilty of, when it comes to planning for negative events. Let’s face it, nobody wants to think that anything “bad” will happen to them but the reality is, bad things happen whether we like it or not. The three areas that are most prevalent to this topic are, Life Cover, Serious Illness Cover and Income Protection. Of course, we would hope that we are not going to die prematurely, we are not going to get seriously ill and accident or illness will not prevent us from being able to work. Sadly, in this small country of ours, over 7,000 people die each year NOT of natural causes (under age 65), we are heading towards 40,000 new cancer cases every year (the cause of more than 50% of Serious Illness claims) and the average time off work for an income protection claim is close to 5 years! When I do group talks, I often ask the question whether anyone’s close family or friends have been affected by cancer? I have only ever had one person say “no”. When I ask whether the same close family or friends have ever won the lotto jackpot, not surprisingly, it’s (almost) always “no”. Yet with odds of 10.7 million to 1 to win the lotto jackpot, people spend a relatively large amount of money each week on lotto (and Euromillions and scratch cards etc.) believing and hoping that

it will happen to them. The same people have a 4 to 1 chance of being diagnosed with one of the Serious Illnesses covered BEFORE they are 65. We often review people’s finances and see that they have their vehicles insured, their house insured, their pets, mobile phones, lap tops and jewellery insured but not themselves! It’s not until one of these events happens that people can fully appreciate the financial loss that is suffered. An important detail is that even if people have cover in place from a few years back, they could well be paying over the odds premium wise or it may no longer be most appropriate. I recently had a couple who had given up smoking a few years and this would have allowed them to reduce their premium by about half ! The problem was, there was now a medical issue that would prevent new cover and so they remain paying smoker rates because they didn’t review sooner. Gambling. So, you can gamble on nothing bad ever happening to you and putting your money into hoping that something very good will happen to you but reality clearly shows which is far more likely to happen. As the saying goes, “I’d rather have it and never need it rather than need it and never have it”. There are a range of protection plans to suit everyone’s budget. For the cost of a takeaway each month, you can usually have something in place that would make a huge

difference in the event of one of those “bad things” happening. But it won’t get put in place by itself and putting it on the “long finger” will also not get it done (as well as run the risk that your health in the future could prevent you being accepted for cover at all). If you or your family would suffer a financial loss in the event of a fatality, a serious illness or a long period being unable to work, it’s up to you to make sure that you have protected them against such a loss. It could be the wisest money you ever spend and it could cost far less than you might think! It’s important that people consider their own, specific circumstances, as subtle differences can mean what’s appropriate for one person or family may not be for another. For free

advice in this area or if you have any questions, just contact us. Dave Kavanagh QFA has been advising people financially for over 25 years. For quotes or information (with no cost or obligation) he can be contacted by emailing info@ financialcompanion.ie or use the contact form on www.financialcompanion. ie or phone 087-6414570. Combined with his previous role of gym/nutrition adviser, he regularly gives talks and workshops at seminars and events for groups, companies and government departments on financial wellbeing, positivity and motivation. He has spoken at all of The Full 360 events with Alison Canavan around the country. As heard on RTE 2FM and TV3.

Community Groups lobby for better transport Community groups from across Fingal have come together to lobby for better public transport infrastructure. Representatives from Malahide, Skerries, Rush and Donabate met recently in a bid to form a group to seek improvements in the stretched public transport links in the area. The meeting was called by Donabate Portrane Community Council. The surge in building and growing employment has meant that it was now proving difficult for commuters to access services to get to work, the meeting was told.The roads network is also congested.Private housing development activity is now very close to 2008 levels, when the housing boom was at its peak, according to recent information from Fingal County Council.Bus services at peak times are

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at capacity and there was a need for more direct services into the city, the group said. Rail was not a viable option for many in Fingal.There has been little investment in the Northern Commuter rail line in the past few years, the meeting heard. At a recent meeting with Irish Rail community groups were advised that there would be no significant improvements until at least 2021.This is despite the fact that passenger numbers are up 5% year on year on already, leading to record numbers on this route. The meeting of the Fingal community groups in Donabate was told that transport links must be prioritised in terms of addressing infrastructural deficiencies to the rail and bus network. Donabate Portrane Community Council

recently raised these issues at the Fingal County Council’s Public Participation Network planning, housing and transport linkage group meeting. A petition has also been circulated in Fingal calling on the Minister for Transport Shane Ross and National Transport Authority to prioritise and urgently ring-fence the necessary funding required to address the public transport deficits.The meeting was told that Minister For Transport Shane Ross and NTA must ensure the provision of direct bus services into and out of the city centre at peak times to alleviate the congestion on the trains. Donabate Portrane Community Council is calling on all community groups along this rail line to support and share this petition as a matter of urgency.

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Scrumptious protein pancakes just for you Protein has become a bit of a buzz word and although most of us in Ireland DO eat enough protein for what our bodies need, a lot of us tend to eat the majority of our protein in our evening meal. Research has shownthat it is more beneficial to try and eat food sources of protein throughout the day rather than a load all at once! Having protein in this way and especially following exercise that uses our muscles will help to keep our muscle and our bodies lean. And the great news is that applies to everyone, no matter your age. Here is a recipe for ‘protein pancakes’ which uses basic food ingredients that you probably already have in your kitchen!

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Method 1. Blitz the oats in a blender/nutri bullet until they turn into a flour like mix. 2. Add the rest of the ingredients and blend until mixed thoroughly. 3. Heat a non stick pan. 4. When the pan is hot pour some of the mixture on and allow to cook for 2-3 minutes. (Covering the pancakes will help them cook faster). 5. When the edges start to lightly brown and look dry and bubbles start appearing

on the pancake surface,flip the pancake over and cook the other side. Top them off as you like and GOBBLE EM UP!!!! (I love mine with peanut butter, sliced banana and dark chocolate drizzled on top as a scrumptious and VERY satisfying treat!) For 1:1 clinical consultations, public health talks or workshops in preschools, primary or secondary schools and workplaces, please email: niamh@biabites.net See my ‘Fun food’ and ‘Recipes’ albums on ‘Biabites’ Facebook for other food ideas. Niamh Arthurs, Public Health and Clinical Nutritionist” Contact us: communitylocals@gmail.com

Pets Corner

Joint Supplements – Does my dog need one?

The answer to this may seem quite simple, especially if you have an elderly dog with arthritis, then yes a joint supplement will absolutely be of benefit to your dog. But what about the rest of us with healthy fit animals? A number of factors can come into play when trying to answer this question, health & size of the dog being two that come to mind straight away! Most people will come to the conclusion that their dog is healthy and therefore feeding a joint supplement is probably not necessary until the dog gets older or indeed starts showing signs (slowing down, stiffer movement especially in the morning, or trying to get up after a nap/rest) that they might well need one, but there are many situations where feeding a joint supplement can be considered a wise

investment, as the good old saying goes ‘prevention is better than cure’. Larger dogs as well as working dogs who are more active and put their joints under more pressure & strain would be a prime example where feeding a joint supplement earlier on may be of great benefit to them later on in life. The two main types of joint problems we see in dogs are developmental and degenerative. Developmental joint problems would include hip or elbow dysplasia (a deformity of the hip/elbow joint that occurs during the growth period). Whereas a degenerative joint problem is usually seen as osteoarthritis. A joint Supplement in most cases will certainly help your dog if they suffer from either of these ailments but will also slow down the onset of these if you start

them before your dog shows any signs or symptoms. Joint supplements are very gentle on your dog’s system and not like medication, with most you cannot over dose your dog on as your dog will only absorb what’s needed. There are many different types of joint supplements available, albeit some better than others but the majority of these supplements share two common ingredients, Glucosamine and Chondroitin. Glucosamine aids in the production and rebuilding of cartilage, allowing for smoother joint movement. Chondroitin which is often used in human healthcare for its anti-inflammatory effects, will also help to maintain cartilage and keep ligaments and muscles strong in your furry little friends. If you think your dog might

benefit from a joint supplement, I would put any doubts you may have about doing so away and go ahead, it will always play out better in the long run!! If you want any more information or advice please don’t be afraid to ask one of our resident experts when you’re in next.

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