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Keep an Eye on Erris Editor's Note Dear Readers, Happy New Year!. Let's hope 2017 will be a happy, healthy & prosperous one. We're looking forward to the year ahead and working in our communities to bring you information and notices from around the Barony. We need you, the reader, to participate and send us your news pieces and photos. The Erris Eye is the only print media solely focused on Erris. It provides a platform for all community groups, voluntary organisations and schools to advertise and publish what they do. Take advantage of this great free opportunity to promote your group. We depend solely on our advertisers to produce the magazine so again, thank you to all who support the Erris Eye. A business listing in our directory only costs ?10 a month. For local advertising within Erris, it has to be the Erris Eye! We provide a printing service in Belmullet and specialise in Memorial Cards among other products. Call the number below for more information.

Our cover photo is of Conal Finnerty of Skeldale Vets, pictured with the Skeldale mascot, Harry. Conal has worked in Belmullet for the past few years and has done some fantastic work in animal care. He is a genuine animal lover and works closely with animal welfare organisations.

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Erris Mass Times Kilmore Our L ady of L ourdes church Aughleam ; Sunday 9.45am/weekdays 10.00am St. Joseph's Church Binghamstown ; Sunday 11.00am/weekdays 10.00am St. Brendan's Church Tirrane; Saturday Vigil 6.30pm/weekdays 10.00am Church of the Holy Family Carne; Sunday 12.00noon/weekdays 10.00am Our L ady of Dolours church Shanahee; Saturday Vigil 8.00pm. Parish Office 097 82350.

Fr John L oftus 097 82350. Fr Kevin Hegarty 097 81011 Belmullet Church of the Sacred Heart, Belmullet Sunday 10.30am, M onday 8.00pm, Tuesday to Friday 9.30am, Saturday Vigil 8.00pm Church of Our L ady of L ourdes, Glencastle Sunday 12.00 noon, Wednesday and Saturday 10.15am Fr. M ichael Reilly P.P. 097-81426 or 086-0847179 Parish Office, Chapel Street, Belmullet, Co. M ayo 097-20777 e-mail belmulletparish@gmail.com Ballycroy Sunday 11am Saturday 8pm I nisbiggle I sland 2pm Saturday weather Kilcommon permitting, requested by famililes (every 2 ?

Aughoose Sunday M ass 12noon 3 weeks) Fr. Chris Ginnelly, Parochial I nver Saturday Vigil 8pm House 098 49134 Cornboy Sunday M ass 10.30am Kiltane Geesala & Doohoma alternates Carrowtigue Saturday Vigil 6.30pm Parish office Aughoose 097 87701. Fr Joseph Sunday 11am & Saturday 7pm Winter, 8pm Winter Bangor 7.00pm Saturday Hogan 086 734860.

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Erris Agricultural Show will be hold a raffle on December 23rd for a Go-kart.

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Nat h an a Cain t e Níl tú i ndáiríre!

Leag as!

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Is cuma liom sa diabhail! I couldn?t give a damn!

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POOL COMPETITION ON THE 29TH DEC AND SOCIAL ON THE 30TH DEC IN MCGUIRES PUB, BARNATRA IN MEMORY OF Thomas Meenaghan, Foxpoint. All proceeds to the Bone Marrow Trust Fund.

ERRIS BRANCH OF SUICIDE PREVENTION Meetings held in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel every Thursday at 6.30pm.

All welcome.

JOBSEEKERS. ARE YOU CURRENTLY ON A DISABILITY PAYMENT OR FEEL THAT YOU NEED THAT EXTRA HELP WITH SEEKING EMPLOYMENT? Have you considered the notion of working and keeping your Disability Payment?

Employability Service Mayo (Belmullet) can offer you support to look for that job in your local area.

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BELMULLET TIDY TOWNS

We attended the Mayo County Council Litter Action community awards recently in Breaffy House Hotel. In spite of being fined heavily we came away with a cheque for ?410.00.

We could have had ?1,000! Next year we will be aiming for the full ?1,000 - no fines and no excuses! Our biggest failing is our litter please help Baile Slachtmhar / Belmullet Tidy Towns in our efforts to keep Belmullet beautiful. Thank you to all who take the time to clean around the town.

Awards Cabinet We have just obtained a new cabinet to display all our awards to date. It is situated in the foyer of Aras Inis Gluaire come along and see our medals and certificates. We are very proud of all our achievements so far. Keep up the good work. Maith sibh!

Your l ocal f riendl y cl ass meet s Wednesdays 7.00pm new members 6.45 Bel mul l et (over t he Co-op)

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Bangor Area Reunion took place in

Bangor from 29th July till 5th August last. We were blessed with fine weather and great crowds attended all the outdoor events. The indoor events were a great success too with Nathan Carter and Michael English taking to the stage in the Kiltane G.A,A. complex. A fine venue for these two acts.

We gratefully acknowledge the help we received from all our sponsors and volunteers who helped us throughout our week long reunion. It was great to see a community united to make a project work.

The committee themselves did trojan work; it was almost impossible to attend every event but we did our best! The reunion book is still on sale in Bangor post office and also in The Kiltane Tavern @ ?20. A great read and the ideal Christmas gift! Thank you one and all for your support and encouragement.

The reunion of 2016 will be remembered for a long time.

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280g porridge oats 2 tbsp cocoa powder 1 tsp bread soda 34g sweetner 2 eggs 600mls skimmed milk 1 tsp After a very successful year in 2016 it's time to move onto a new year! There's lots of exciting things ahead for vanilla extracts 2.5 tbsp red food unislim in the year coming.

With new branding and a lovely new plan coming there's colouring 1/2 tsp white wine vineger so much to look forward to. There's also a change in For the topping 1 venue! Belmullet Unislim class is moving to the tub of quark cheese Wheelchair Centre in Logmore from Jan 4th. sweetener to taste 2 If you're thinking of losing weight or wanting to change your eating habits then please consider unislim as your tsp vanilla extact first choice. I'm here as leader with 18 years experience In a bowl add the porridge oats, cocoa powder and bread soda and mix them together. under my belt and having been through the system myself so I know what it's like to be overweight. In class In a jug add the skimmed milk, eggs, sweetener, vanilla extract, red food colouring and white wine vinegar. Mix thoroughly and you gain support from not only your leader but also then add into oats and combine. Pour into a lined loaf tin and fellow members.

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Merry Christmas & Happy new Year To all our customers

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ARAS DEIRBHLE'S 25 CARD DRIVE TAKES PLACE IN ARAS DEIRBHLE ON FRIDAY JANUARY 6TH. TICKETS ?10 ON SALE NOW. Contact 097 81174.Great prizes and refreshments on the night.

Please come and enjoy.

THE ANNUAL 25 CARD GAME FOR GLENCASTLE SPECIAL CLASS WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY 28TH DECEMBER IN THE Full Shilling, Glencastle. First prize a lamb kindly donated from P.J. Moran, Bangor with lots more prizes on the night. Game starts at 9 o'clock. Everyone welcome.

THE NOEL REILLY ANNUAL DIP IN AID OF CANCER CARE WEST (INIS AOIBHINN) WILL TAKE PLACE ON DECEMBER, 26TH AT 12PM AT BELMULLET Tidal Pool. Sponsorship Cards are available by contacting 086 3571849/ 086 3199905.

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Wishing all our customers a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

It was a cool and breezy morning at Cross Lake but that didn't deter our 31 parkrunners for our 44th parkrun event. We had a massive 9 first timers so a big welcome to Conn Sullivan (who lead the field home), James, Joe and Eilish Ruane from Ballina parkrun, Serena Padden, Sharon and Donal Reilly, Katie Lally and young Padraig Keane! We hope you all enjoyed it and that we see you back soon.

The conditions meant Personal Bests were hard to come by so well done to Sean Walsh, Stephen Bane, Vera Togher and Marie Brogan.

A big shout out to our volunteers this week who had everything running like Clockwork - Caoimhe Keane, Gemma Wilson, Edward and Padraig Brogan and of course George "don't press the middle button" Geraghty.

Next week we have a special Christmas parkrun and we desperately need volunteers so if you are free please get in touch! We have sent a message with Michael S to Santa to see if could pop in next Saturday morning so fingers crossed he can fit us into his busy schedule.

Watch out for further details of our festive events during the week and did I mention we are really stuck for volunteers?

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It's a long way from Blacksod to Tokyo, and Mayo's Eddie Maguire has just returned from playing two major tournaments at the iconic Shin Rinkouen Golf complex in Saitama, Japan. Blind and visually impaired golfers from 25 countries teed it up for the Japanese Open which was to be a prelude to the World C'ship. Maguire's rounds of 69 and 68 would have been good enough to win many events, but provided him with a joint 4th finish of the 82 starters.

A Hail Mary Moment The World C'ship was next on the agenda and this was when the big guns came out to play. Eddie's 1st round of 75 left him way down the field but a stern lecture from his guide, Fr Seamus Cullen, steadied the retired school teacher who shot 68 and best of the final day 66 to catapult himself up to a career best 6th in the World. This was largely due to a Hail Mary moment on the 16 when he hit a 5 wood 174 yards left to right over tall trees and water to 6 feet from the flag. The Hail Mary worked and the birdie putt was greeted with great relief by both of them. Two pars to finish gave him his best finish of the year.

A Year To Remember It truly has been a year to remember for the former Mayo and Meath footballer who has also been confirmed as Team Ireland Captain for 2017.

Eddie won the Austrian Open at his first attempt with a final round 69 in Vienna.

He followed this by becoming the first ever golfer amateur or professional to win three successive Italian Open titles,at Barlassina GC outside Milan.

High Hopes for 2017 Eddie's hopes for 2017 include the US Open in Arizona and the British Open.

The Canadian Open in Vancouver is another major goal while the Irish Open at the Nuremore GC,Carrickmacross will also be highly sought after. Fox TV Sports have done a highlights package for the Japanese Open and World C'hip which should screen over the Xmas period.

Pictured below are Eddie with his wife Joan taken at awards banquet in Tokyo with Dr Handa who sponsored the event and is the main sponsor of professional golf tournaments around the World.

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Niamh Geraghty who received an award at UCD recently in recognition of the high standard achieved in her Leaving Certificate Examination. Niamh is a past pupil of St. Brendan's College, Belmullet. She is pictured with Mr. Treacy (Deputy Principal).

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Erris At hlet ics Club The club was founded in November 2015, and commenced membership in January 2016. For 2016, there were 151 members registered with the Club, in addition to the 12 committee/coaches who were all actively involved with the weekly training of members. Members range in age from 5yrs to 18yrs. In May 2016, 21 athletes competed in the U12-U19 categories of the Mayo Athletics Track & Field Championships and secured 28 medals. Also, 12 athletes from the club participated in the U9-U11 event and secured 15 medals. This was a huge achievement for the newly formed Club. In June, one member of the club progressed to the Connaught Athletics Track & Field Competition held at Sligo IT, representing Erris in the 800m event, and narrowly missed a placement for the national competition. On 21st August, 5 members from Erris AC were part of the Belmullet/Kilmore Community Games Boys U14 Relay Team, who represented Mayo and secured 4th place at the All Ireland Community Games Finals held at Athlone IT. A huge achievement for the team, who were trained by Erris AC coaches James Coyle and Colm Mangan.

The Club also participated in the Cross Country competition in October this year. 24 members competed in the County Evens Competition at Ballinrobe Racecourse and and Unevens event in Beleek , with all members completing the long distances and members achieving high placing in various age groups. 4 members went on to compete in the Connaughts Cross Crountry events in Galway and Westport the club is delighted that Seamus Howard and Kea Lavelle both qualified to compete in the National Finals in Dundalk and Abbotstown. Both Seamus and Kea competed and completed their respective events and were placed in the top half of the field winners, which is a huge achievement at this national level.

On 23rd September, the Erris National Schools Cross Country event was held in Faulmore, with 172 students from 10 Erris schools (3rd to 6th class) competing. Erris AC assisted in the event. For 2017, Erris AC will take full responsibility for organising and coordinating the event. We look forward to this challenge. While competition is very important and promoted within the Club, we encourage members to participate for enjoyment and fun. Among its activities for 2016, the Club did the 'Erris Park Run' with its members on two occasions and also hosted the 'Family Fun Day' as part of the Festival Week in Belmullet. We encourage members to 'Compete & Complete', whether it is at training or a competitive event. Erris AC is indebted to Michael Walsh and St Brendans College, who have provided their sports-hall, football field and sports equipment to the club. We would not have been in a position to bring the Club to its current level of success without the support and generosity of St Brendan's College. Due to the large number of members training, there were 3 weekly sessions held. Junior Infants to 2nd Class, 3rd & 4th Class and 5th Class plus. The older group trained at Kilmore Sports Field, under lights. Erris AC wish to acknowledge their gratitude to Kilmore Sports Field Development for the use of their facilities. Belmullet GAA have also supported Erris AC by providing their facilities for training of the older group, while lights were available. We are thankful for this and also wish to acknowledge Belmullet GAA for the use of their clubhouse facilities for training and meetings.

Erris Utd Soccer Club have also confirmed availability of their facilities to Erris AC if needed at any stage. We would like to acknowledge and thank Erris Utd. Aras Inis Gluaire also made their facilities available for registration of the Club, many thanks for this facility.

Erris AC is continually open to all proposals for the development of an athletics track for the Erris area. While the Club is attaining success in its current format, the provision of an athletic track would provide the members and the Erris area with an invaluable amenity for all ages and further encourage and enhance the development of our athletes. Some of our coaches have commenced their Coaching Training Programme. It is hoped that the Club will facilitate and develop training of coaches to the maximum levels. In January 2017, the club hopes to extend to developing the Senior "THOUGHT TO 5k" section, with "Thought to 5k" event. A We at Erris Athletic Club know how hard it can be for some people to take the big step into getting into fitness. We also know that we can help people to programme aimed at complete achieve their dreams once they have a willingness to do so. beginners who always wanted to run Erris AC are running a thought to 5k for all beginner runners. It is an 8 week but who physically and programme consisting of walking /jogging that will help non runners achieve psychologically have not been able to their end goal of running a 5k. attempt this previously.

If you are reading this right now saying I wish i could do that but what's the point, I never will be able. GREAT we want you on board.

A priority for the Club for 2017, is the This 8 week programme will commence the 16th of January and will cost ?30. development of a club crest and strip, If you wish to sign up please contact us before the 9th of January via our which is currently being agreed upon.

Facebook page or by calling/texting James on 086 1636715 to discuss full December 2016 details.

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Meals-on-Wheels: delivered in the parish of Kilcommon 6 days a week, all special dietary requirements catered for, contact 097/88935 for more information.

Teach GreannaĂ­ Diner: Open 7 days a week, Monday to Sunday 10am ? 5pm (including Bank Holidays), Weekend Take-Away/Diner: Friday, Saturday, Sunday Evenings & Bank Holidays from 6.30 ?

10pm.

Community Laundry at Teach Greannai: Open Tuesday Wednesday & Thursday 1 ?

4pm each week, contact 097/88935 for more information.

Teach Greannai Active Retirement Group; meets each Wednesday Afternoon for bingo, exercises, lunch & chat. New members always welcome. Call 097/88935 for more information.

Senior Alert Scheme ? Personal Monitoring Alarm Grant support is now available through Teach Greannai for purchasing & installing monitored personal alarms and pendants, enabling older people without sufficient means to continue to live securely in their homes. Please contact 097/88935 for more information.

Training Courses for 2017: A range of courses will be delivered in Teach Greannai in Autumn 2017; please see local papers and newsletters for more information.

To date, Teach Greannai has delivered training to over 160people in the past 12 months

Well done to Leah Walker, Olivia Murray and Tracey Nallen of St Brendan's College who won awards in the Soroptimist Public Speaking competition Revenue is advising shoppers to be wary. Some deals really are just too good to be true, and what looks like an attractive offer can ultimately be an expensive or even a dangerous, mistake. The important things to remember are: Online Shopping has Tax and Duty Implications Whether your purchases originate outside the EU or in another EU Member State, online shopping can have tax and duty implications, and you may be liable for tax and duty on your online purchases when your goods arrive. All goods from non-EU Member States are liable to tax and duty on arrival here. Last year, Revenue officers in postal depots nationwide applied charges to more than 70,000, adding an average ?33 in tax and duty per parcel.

Alcohol or tobacco products bought online or by mail order are liable to tax and duty on arrival in the State, whether they originate in another EU Member State, or outside the EU. A case of wine for sale online at ?60 might look like a great deal. However, if the price is low, tax and duty have probably not been paid and Revenue may seize the wine on arrival. You are liable for the tax and duty. Excise duty and VAT on an average case of 12 bottles of wine originating in another EU country will add more than ?60 bringing the price you actually pay to over ?120.

Counterfeit Goods are Illegal and can be Dangerous The counterfeit trade operates in the shadow economy evading tax, translating into lost revenue for legitimate businesses and their employees, loss of jobs, and often funding organised criminal gangs. There are no health and safety standards in the counterfeit business, so these fake products are often unsafe, or even dangerous.

Revenue seizes counterfeit goods at import or export. This means that you will lose your goods and your money, and it?s very unlikely that a seller who trades in fake goods will refund your loss.

In short, that advice is to be careful ? if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is!

Confidential Free Phone Number If businesses or members of the public have any information regarding the smuggling or sale of illicit alcohol, tobacco products, or counterfeit goods they can contact Revenue in confidence on free phone number 1800 295 295.

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& Happy New year

Erris Agricultural Show will be hold a raffle on December 23rd for a Go-kart.

Tickets can purchased from show members.

ERRIS BRANCH OF SUICIDE PREVENTION Meetings held in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel every Thursday at 6.30pm.

All welcome.

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pa g e 16 Thinking of getting a new puppy? Here is what you need to know

Owning a puppy is an expensive and long term commitment and unfortunately there are far too many internet adverts that encourage you to buy without doing your research. A photo of a cute puppy with as little information as possible is geared to encourage impulse buying. Having a happy, playful puppy is a very enjoyable experience but it is also a big commitment and demanding in time, money and veterinary care.

Remember, a cute fluffy puppy will grow into a dog and will be with you for the next 10 to 15 years or more. If you have carefully considered all that is involved in having a pet and decided to get the right puppy for you and your circumstances, here are some suggestions to consider. It is important when getting any new pet that you choose carefully and that it is an informed decision with the entire family.

Where t o get your new puppy?

The ISPCA recommends adopting a puppy from your local rescue centre or dog pound. There are so many pets looking for responsible homes where they will be happy and cared for, for the rest of their lives. All dogs and puppies adopted from the ISPCA Centres are health checked, parasite treated, vaccinated, microchipped and neutered/spayed when old enough. ISPCA staff have the expertise to assist with any questions you have about getting a new dog or puppy and will try to match you with the best pet for your household. Before you decide on your new best friend, you should consider your lifestyle and the amount of time spent at home as dogs and puppies need daily companionship and exercise which also helps prevent behavioural problems.

If you really feel you want to buy a pedigree puppy, please do some research before you buy any pet. Different breeds have different requirements and temperaments. First ask your veterinary practitioner if they know any reputable breeders or contact the Irish Kennel Club for advice. The Irish Kennel Club can also direct you to breed rescue organisations. Check with the Kennel Club that the breeder is an Irish Kennel Club Assured Breeder before purchasing a puppy. The IKC will be able to point you in the right direction if you really want a specific breed.

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Keep an Eye on What's On Remember, the likely lifetime cost of owning a dog ranges from ?15,000 to ?23,000 depending on the size of the dog. This excludes veterinary costs if your pet becomes sick or injured, so this average cost could be even higher. Whether you are looking for a pug, husky, Jack Russell terrier, or cocker spaniel, you should consider each breeds own requirements and potential veterinary issues. Can you afford the lifetime costs of owning a dog?

Dogs and puppies like all animals, have five essential needs to be healthy and happy; these are commonly known as ?The Five Freedoms?.

Under the Animal Health & Welfare Act of 2013, and equivalent legislation in Northern Ireland, all owners need to provide these five things for the pets they keep: Environment ? a suitable living environmentDiet ? a suitable dietBehaviour ? to be able to behave normallyCompanionship ? to have appropriate companionshipHealth ? to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease For more information, please contact the ISPCA National Animal Centre on 043 33 25035, email info@ispca.ie.

Transition Year Class 2016/2017 St. Brendan's College, Belmullet pictured with Mr. Walshe (Principal) and Ms. Muldoon (Co-ordinator-Acting).

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Keep an Eye on Erris 'Atlantic' premier was shown for the first time on RTE1. Well worth a watch.

Seven facts about Ireland's rich fisheries resources and the reality of how little the people of Ireland benefit from them.

1. Ireland's Economic Exclusion Zone, which extends up to 370km into the Atlantic Ocean, covers an area five times the size of the island of Ireland.

This area makes up 16% of the seas of European Union.

2. Under international law Ireland has exclusive rights to all of the fish stocks within its Economic Exclusion Zone.

This right was given up by the Twenty-Six County state when it joined the EU. As a result some of the richest fishing grounds in Europe were opened up to the modern fishing fleets of France, Spain, Britain and the other EU countries.

3. The Twenty-Six County government estimates that 1,200,000 (1.2m) tonnes of fish are caught in the seas around Ireland each year. There are no exact figures because the government and the EU refuse to produce statistics based on the Irish Economic Exclusion Zone. The total economic value of this catch, when processing and end use value is taken into account, is conservatively estimated at ?5,000,000,000 (5bn) per year.

4. An estimated 75% of all fish caught in Irish seas are caught by non-Irish fishing boats. In other words the Irish fishing fleet is allowed just 25% of the 1.2 million tonnes of fish that are caught in Irish waters each year.

5. The underdevelopment of the Irish fishing industry has hit isolated rural communities very hard, particularly along the West Coast and in Gaelteacht areas where other sources of employment are limited. Without work people are left with little option to move to the cities or emigrate to other countries.

6. Other comparable non-EU countries like Norway and Iceland have taken much better advantage of their fish resources, developing not only vibrant fishing fleets but also major spin-off industries in areas such as food processing and boat building.

7. éirígí believes that the Irish people as a whole should be the primary beneficiaries of Ireland's rich fishing grounds. We believe that a properly developed and managed fishing industry could contribute billions of euros annually to the economy and provide much needed employment in isolated rural communities. Such a developed fishing sector would help provide much needed balance in an economy that is currently overly reliant on US multinationals.

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'Wishing all a very Happy Christmas & New Year.

Sincere thanks for your support in 2016

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About the Credit Union in Ireland The Irish credit union movement was founded as a result of the efforts of three dynamic, pioneering and entrepreneurial people, namely Nora Herlihy, from Ballydesmond, a teacher based in Dublin; Sean Forde, an employee of Peter Kennedy Bakers, Dublin; and SĂŠamus P. MacEoin, from Kilkenny, a Civil Servant working in Dublin.

In Dublin in the 1950's, they witnessed the effects of high unemployment: sickness, malnutrition, money-lending, hunger, poor clothing, poor housing, and inevitably, emigration of one parent or of the whole family. In addition, state unemployment benefits were low and did not last indefinitely leaving many families in abject poverty.

The founders recognised the root of the problem as lying in the scare availability and poor management of money and resolved to identify a system that would allow people to gain more control over their finances.

ERRI S Call in to speak to Erris Credit Union's new Manager, Gerry Ring Te l: 0 9 7 8 2 3 8 8 Ba r r a c k S t r e e t , Be lm ulle t

Training now offered in Erris, providing a local perspective in our rural environment. No need to go outside of Erris to gain the qualifications required as a first aid provider.

A trainer in CPR/AED for over 6 years. Progressed to CFR (Cardiac First Responder) Trainer in 2012. Fully qualified through The Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) the statutory awarding body for further education and training in Ireland. And now with the establishment of Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI).

An Occupational First Aid trainer and member of The Occupational First Aid Assessment Agent (OFAAA) as appointed by the Health and Safety Authority to carry out the assessment and registration of Occupational First Aid training providers.

Registered under PHECC: The Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council for Ireland.

An independent statutory body who set the standards for education and training for pre-hospital emergency care in Ireland.

Registered trainer with the Irish Heart Foundation Registered trainer with the American Heart Association (AHA) Registered trainer with CroĂ­, Croi provides excellence in Education and Training in the prevention and control of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and obesity.

Trainer for Erris HeartBeat Defibrillator Committee Also a member of the Erris Community Health Forum errisdefibtraining@gmail.com and find us on Facebook

What is a Credit Union?

A credit union is a group of people who save together and lend to each other at a fair and reasonable rate of interest.

Credit unions offer members the chance to have control over their own finances by making their own savings work for them. Regular savings form a common pool of money, which in turn provides many benefits for members.

Each credit union is owned by people like you, the members, who both save with, and borrow from it. As a member, you will receive a dividend, if declared, on your savings and you have access to loans at fair and reasonable rates.

Staff from Winters Plant Hire seeing the lighter side of first aid training.

Our Lady's Secondary School School Bank in partnership with Bank Of Ireland got off to a great start last week under the guidance of Mairead Kennedy (past student) and Mrs Hough Business Teacher.

The bank officials are from first year to TY and we're chosen after an interview process with Mr Keith Higgins. They are pictured with Mr Holmes and Miss Moran.

The school bank is open every Wednesday until the end of the school year.

Keep an Eye on Erris Schools National Science Week in St Brendan?s College As part of national science weeks, St Brendan's College was visited by RTE's Bug Doctor and all Junior Cert students had hands-on physics workshops.

As part of the bug doctor?s visit, students got to meet and touch a series of exotic and sometimes dangerous animals.

The students were captivated by the hugely impressive bug doctor ? also known as Dr Dugon, from NUIG's Zoology Department - who showed the students what is and isn't dangerous in the animal kingdom.

The stick insects and leaf insects provided amazing examples of mimicry and camouflage, while Dr Dugon also debunked some myths about giant cockroaches and tarantulas.

Dr Dugon also introduced students to the all-time favourites: the snakes and the lizards. Students found out if snakes really were slimy and cold after being allowed to hold one themselves.

The hour long presentations, which were given to all first, second and third year classes, were an exciting introduction to evolution and biodiversity using exotic creatures, while the students asked an amazing number of intelligent questions from a world-renowned specialist in reptiles and venomous animals.

Dr Dugon also told about the amazing work he's currently engaged in to find multiple uses in medicine - especially in cancer treatment - for the huge variety of venoms found in all these amazing animals.

The same set of lucky students also got to partake in physics and rocket making workshops with Declan Holmes, a product engineer for Intel Ireland and an experimental physicist.

In the hands-on science show students participated in activities and demonstrations on flight, pressure, density, waves, light, sound and electricity.

The rocket workshop was a huge hit. Its aim it was to raise interest in science by showing students the advantage of working in a team to design the best rocket possible.

The students got to build and launch water rockets to simulate a realistic rocket launch experience.

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Jon at h an Sw een ey Carpentry & Construction For all your general - New Builds building requirements - Renovations & Happy New Year 097 84928 0r 086 1972 440 - Insurance Work to all our customers jonathansweeney0622@gmail.com Cllr Gerry Coyle welcomes funding of ?388,400 for North Mayo.

Bhí árd-oíche i gColáiste Chomáin le gairid, áit a rinne Chef Ali Elhammali agus an rang PLC taispeántas cócaireachta Nollag don slua mór a bhí i láthair. Buíochas do chuile dhuine a d?fhreastal air agus do Colette Bean Uí Dhéagánaigh a bhí i mbun eagrúcháin. Cruinníodh ?320 don R.N.L.I.

Some of Belmullet Cycling Club members taking part in Sea 2 Summit 2016, well done to all who took part and well done to all the marshals and organisers of the event.

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Erris based Fine Gael Councillor Gerry Coyle has today welcomed funding announced for North Mayo by Minister of State for Regional Economic Development Michael Ring under the CLÁR Programme 2016 and under the REDZ Projects.

The CLÁR Programme provides funding for small scale infrastructural projects in disadvantaged rural areas that have experienced significant levels of depopulation. CLÁR 2016 provided for three measures, Safety Measures for Schools and Community/Sports facilities, playgrounds and multi-use games areas (MUGA) and Local Access Roads.

The CLÁR Programme projects in North Mayo were approved funding of ?338,400, including-Ballycroy School - Provision of footpath extension to school gates along N59 ?70,000; Tidal Pool, Shore Road, Belmullet ?

Upgrade works on Tidal Pool and Car Parking facility ?120,000; Provision of new Playground - Bangor ?73,600; Belmullet Playground ?Playground equipment for disabled children ?24,000; Access to Gortmore Lake, Bangor Erris ?4,800; Upgrade of Road Markings ? Aughleam School ?2,000; Pedestrian Crossing ? Binghamstown Village ?22,000; Pedestrian Crossing ? Logmore Road, Belmullet ?22,000; The REDZ initiative was set up to stimulate economic development in rural towns and their hinterlands. The REDZ projects approved for Mayo include:?50,000 to Geesala for the development of enterprise units including shared secretariat and hot desk facilities. ?I am delighted with this funding for North Mayo and I thank Minister of State Ring for approving this funding.

The Erris region will benefit enormously from this injection of funding,? concluded Cllr. Coyle".

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Congratulations to Blaithin Geraghty

who collected her award from the on the 20th of November at the Connacht showjumping awards in the Dalton Inn hotel Claremorris. Blaithin received her award in recognition of her achievements in 2016 including qualifying and competing at the under 8's championship at national pony championships in Mullingar in August.

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THE IRISH CANCER SOCIETY IS OFFERING A FREE VOLUNTEER, DELIVERED TRANSPORT SERVICE TO PATIENTS UNDERGOING chemotherapy treatments in Mayo General Hospital.

The service is free to the patient with driver?s expenses being paid. If there are any patients who are having difficulty getting to and from their chemotherapy treatments they can contact their oncology nurse in Mayo General Hospital or ring the Irish Cancer Society on 01 2310 522 or email transport@irishcancer.ie.

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over 12 years. This Free and Confidential Service will Support you the Employer with all your recruitment needs and information on the following and more:The Wage Subsidy Scheme allows Employers to avail of a financial incentive to employ people with disabilities who are willing and able to work for 21 hours or more, where there is a deficit in productivity due to the nature of the person?s disability, irrespective of their ability to do the job. Have you or are you in the process of employing somebody with a disability into your company? Are you aware that you can get training for your staff and get a grant to do so. The purpose of the training is to deliver clear and accurate information about the disability and to address any concerns that co-workers have. Contact Colette at Employability Service Mayo, Quay House, Chapel Street on 086 3418643.

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DUE TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR PILOT VEGETABLE PLOT, BAILE SLACHTMHAR Bhe?al an Mhuirthead (Belmullet Tidy Towns) hope to extend the scheme in 2017. Over the winter we will construct new raised beds and prepare them for planting in early spring.

If anyone is interested and would like to adopt a bed to plant your own vegetables, please contact us at 097 20977 to give us an idea of your interest!

PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGORJE FROM KNOCK AIRPORT 13TH SEPTEMBER 2017. GROUP LEADER SR. SHEILA MOLLOY accompanied by Fr. John Loftus. 7 nights half board in Pansion Ragusa, ?729.00pp inclusive of group travel insurance. Early booking offers ?100 off if paid in full by 9th Dec 2016. Includes full religious programme.

For information please contact Sr. Sheila Molloy 086 3821810.

BELMULLET has been crowned Mayo?s most enterprising town at an awards ceremony held in the Abbey Hotel, Roscommon.

The Bank of Ireland Enterprising Town Awards have been organised in collaboration with four county councils and their economic teams in Roscommon, Mayo, Laois and Kildare to celebrate enterprise by bringing businesses and community groups together to showcase the spirit of enterprise in their town.

The judging panel met with businesses, community and public sector groups in LADIES VOLLEYBALL ON EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT 8 PM IN ST each of the participating towns in Mayo to learn more about what was being BRENDAN S SPORTS HALL. COME done to promote enterprise within the towns. Following this engagement, ALONG ON THE NIGHT OR call Jenny on Belmullet was chosen as the overall county winner and will receive a prize of 087 9314582 or Josephine 086 0897789 ?3,000 and a trophy.

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Aras Inis Gluaire Ireland?s top comedy sketch group Foil, Arms & Hog coming to Belmullet Friday Feb 3rd. Called ?Pure Brilliant?by Tommy Tiernan, the group have over four million hits on YouTube sold out 5 shows at Dublin's Vicar St. With regular sketches on RTE, viral comedy hits and over 70,000 online followers, Foil, Arms and Hog have established themselves amongst the new breed of Irish comedy stars. Tickets ?18 on sale now Limited number available (ideal Christmas present}.

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