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Cashel: Positive Ageing Photo Exhibition

September 3rd, 2010 · No Comments

In advance of Positive Ageing Week 2010 (September 24-October 2), organised by Age Action and sponsored by ESB, a national photographic competition was run to try to capture images of positive ageing in Ireland. Cashel has been chosen as a positive ageing town and Cashel library is currently hosting this exhibition of photographs . Pictured above is a client form Cashel Day Care Centre who recently came to view the images on show.

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Borrisokane Adult Book Club

September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

Borrisokane Adult Book Club resumed last night after a what seemed like a long summer! Once everyone got acquainted the meeting got underway! Members shared their views of the summers books, others vowed to make notes on the books from now on!! We finished up within the hour with our new book for this month Icebergs by Rebecca Johns 

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Borrisokane Library Reading Tree Party!!!

September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

Borrisokane Library Reading Tree Party will be held on Wednesday 8th September at 6pm, with Special Guests!!! Make sure and bring things to get them signed!!!!

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Cashel: Multicultural workshops

August 19th, 2010 · No Comments

This year’s multicultural workshops were a huge success, with 30 children attending to learn about Mexico, Poland, South Africa, Egypt and Romania. Every morning we learned some interesting facts about the chosen country, did some crafts, and played traditional games. We even attempted the Mexican Hat Dance and the Romanian Hora Dance. At the end of each workshop, there was some traditional food to be tasted. Each child also received a “multicultures @ your library” T-shirt, courtesy of Europe Direct.

 

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Helpful websites

August 18th, 2010 · No Comments

www.losingyourjob.ie
www.keepingyourhome.ie

Developed by the Citizens Information Board, these are a valuable source of information for people who are experiencing difficulty paying their rent or making mortgage repayments or those that are unemployed or becomming unemployed. It includes information on a wide variety of topics including social welfare payments, tax reliefs and legal processes including issues around home repossession. The information is laid out in an easy to access manner details of how to contact your local Citizens Information Centre, MABS and Community Welfare Officer

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CashelLibrary: Exhibition of photography, ceramics jigsaws and craftwork by the Local Training Initiative Group in Spafield Resource Centre

August 17th, 2010 · No Comments

Cashel Library is hosting an exhibition of work produced by The Local Training Initiative  group in Spafield Resource Centre. Some members of the class are pictured at the launch

The programme is a project-based training and work experience programme carried out in the local community run by local community groups. The programme allows local communities to carry out valuable and necessary projects of benefit to their communities, while at the same time training participants in areas related to the project work so that they can go on to gain employment or progress to further training. The Local training initiative course runs at Spafield Family Resource Centre and delivers Fetac level 3 and level 4 modules in maths, communications, computers, crafts, photography and a range of other subjects. Cher Quinlan who teachs the craftwork, ceramics and photography  has put together a beautiful exhibition of the groups work. Spafield runs a large number of others courses. For more information on these contact Carmel Philips at 06263622. The exhibition was launched on Monday and 9th August and has been on display since. It is attracting great attention and is well worth a visit. They are no doubt a very talented bunch.

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Recommended Reading: Theodore Boone

August 10th, 2010 · No Comments

Bestselling author John Grisham has just published his first book for teeagers. In this first book of the series 13year old Theodore Boone has a passion to become a lawyer. He already gives free legal advice to his school mates - parents filing for divorce, pets violating the leash law etc. Theodore finds himself dragged into the middle of a sensational murder trial, he holds vital information. Will a guilty murderer walk free? An excellent read with an action packed plot.

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KidsREAD: Paradise Barn

August 6th, 2010 · No Comments

Recommended by Childrens Books Ireland ( 9-12yrs)

PARADISE BARN by VICTOR WATSON

It’s September 1940 in the English village of Great Deeping. Despite the shadow of war and ongoing aerial battles overhead, life seems straightforward. Then a violent murder shatters the veneer of calm. Best friends Molly and Abigail along with Adam, a recent evacuee from London, become embroiled in solving the mystery. This coming-of-age story, combining rich historical detail with suspense and adventure, effectively depicts how suspicion and prejudice can challenge the bonds of friendship and community during a time of conflict.

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KidsREAD: Carraig na Cailli

July 31st, 2010 · No Comments

Recommended by Childrens Books Ireland ( 9-12yrs)

CARRAIG NA CAILLÍ by TRIONA NÍ LIONÁIN MAISITHE AG PETER DONNELLY

Mam imithe ag obair, Daid sa leaba tar éis oíche ar an bhfarraige sa bhád tarrthála agus gach rud curtha i dtreo don lá mór iascaireachta a bhí beartaithe. Géilleann Colm don chathú dul amach sa bhád ina aonar. Tugann sé aghaidh ar Charraig na Caillí ainneoin a dhainséirí agus atá sé agus leanann eachtraí as sin a shasóidh léitheoir óg. Tá rialacha farraige agus go leor eolais faoi chleachtais shábháilte ar an bhfarraige sa scéal agus tagann an líníocht agus na mothúcháin a léirítear go breá leis.

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KidsREAD: Lincoln and his boys

July 24th, 2010 · No Comments

Recommended by Childrens Books Ireland ( 9-12yrs)

LINCOLN AND HIS BOYS by ROSEMARY WELLS

In the bicentennial year of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, this is a family portrait from the perspective of two of his sons covering a period before and after his election as US president. It is well researched and captures the social history of the period and life in the White House with child’s eye detail. PJ Lynch’s meticulous, realistic images reveal the close, warm relationship Lincoln had with his boys. Any child with an interest in history, America, and particularly its presidents will be fascinated.

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Tags: Borrisokane · Cahir · Carrick-on-Suir · Cashel · Clonmel · Cloughjordan · KidsREAD · Killenaule · Nenagh · Roscrea · Templemore · Thurles · Tipperary