Tuesday, July 13, 2004

There was great talk last night about The Walk and The Golden Mile.It appears that a local radio had a feature on these two areas and Pat and John Hardiman and their wives filled us in on the location. The Walk is a mile of roadway stretching a mile south of Rooty schoolhouse accessed by turning right at Clonfad Church two miles from Shannonbridge.The Golden Mile is before you reach the Walk and has got the name from the amount of rubbish collected from the hedgerows by a group of dedicated people living in the Drumalga area such as Rose Bracken, Ag Craven, Martin Craven and Pakey Goode.The operation of collecting rubbish from the ditches yielded sixty sacks from the Golden Mile.Well done to everyone involved.
Michael Doyle from Melbourne Australia writes an invitation on behalf of Garryowen GAC Melbourne to hurlers and footballers heading for Melbourne on holiday or to settle.They have mens hurling and football teams and ladies football team and their season runs from February until mid September.Any players heading that way are asked to bring a few hurlies and a helmet with them.
You can contact Michael at mdoyle@optusnet.com.au and his mobile is 0438921067 in Melbourne.They are updating their website at present which is www.garryowengaa.com.au

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