For information contact Anne O Mara or Michael Lane
Tel: (068) 311 33 – Parish Office
Email: fealechurch@eircom.net
Notices
Pastoral Council
October 26th, 2011Red Cross
October 26th, 2011The Limerick Area of the Irish Red Cross was founded in 1940 with just a small number of members. Now we have more than 600 members actively volunteering for the Irish Red Cross in Limerick City and County. The organisation offers a range of services including first aid and ambulance cover at events, first aid training, health and social care support and a Red Cross Youth section.
Office (9am-1pm) on 061-468417
Website: www.limerickredcross.org
Abbeyfeale District Search and Rescue
October 26th, 2011We are a search and rescue group and we provide 24hour SAR service in the parishes noted below (primary search area). If you have a report of a missing person in your area please call one of the committee below. It doesn’t matter what time of the day or night it is. Also, if you even have suspicions that a person is missing, please do not delay contacting us, the earlier we are called in, the easier it will be for us to find that person.
Abbeyfeale – Templeglantine – Brosna – Knocknagoshel – Duagh – Tournafulla – Mountcollins – Monagea – Killeedy – Ashford – Newcastle West – Athea – Rockchapel – Meelin – Newmarket.
We are also available to assist in searches outside the primary search area, in an area within a 20 mile radius of Abbeyfeale (secondary search area). This may not be a 24 hour service. If you think that we can help, please call us.
Headquarters 068 30431
Jimmy Cahill 087 9425896
Helen Broderick 087 6472613
Christy Kelliher 087 7452110
Nicky Cotter 087 2538928
Johnny Lyons 087 6386442
Johnny Stack 087 2821858
Jim Carmody 086 8245648
Ara Na Feile
October 26th, 2011Ara Na Feile Active Retirement Group
Adult Educational Centre Abbeyfeale
*** Needs More Info ***
I.C.A.
October 26th, 2011The aims of the ICA is to provide a welcoming and fun organisation which offers support, friendship, personal development, education and live long learning.
Our members regularly learn new skills, participate in local charity initiatives and get involved in their local communities. As a member of the ICA our structure means that your voice is heard locally, in your county and nationally as we work to ensure that women’s interests, family policies and community values are at the forefront of Government policy both nationally and in county councils locally. We build on 100 years of nurturing the Irish Language and culture and we ensure that through teaching and practicing that we preserve the long tradition of heritage crafts that we are so proud of in this country.
Website: www.ica.ie
087 252 3030
